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Miller v. State

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  • 683 So. 2d 600
  • 1996 WL 661746

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  • stating that “[ajlthough the trial judge certainly has the discretion to limit repetitive and argumentative voir dire, a trial judge must allow counsel the opportunity to ascertain latent or concealed prejudgments by prospective jurors.”

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