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· 9/25/1961

Michell v. Swable

Citations

  • 132 So. 2d 818
  • 1961 Fla. App. LEXIS 3798

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  • explaining that even if certain statements were erroneously admitted into evidence, the error was harmless where the sexual abuse victim’s testimony was unequivocal and supported by other evidence
  • “[T]he - 15 - J-S41041-19 Commonwealth may not cross-examine a character witness about a defendant’s uncharged criminal allegations … or a defendant’s arrests that did not lead to convictions.”

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