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Mitchell v. State

Citations

  • 458 So. 2d 819

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  • holding that juror’s nephew was a corrections officer at facility where incident occurred was material
  • in order for a juror to be held to have concealed information, the question propounded must be straight-forward and not reasonably susceptible to misinterpretation

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Judges: Nimmons

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