Nashun Charley v. State of Florida

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• stating that petitioners made an allegation in their petition, but \at trial and on brief they made no argument in this regard and we deem them to have conceded this issue\
• stating that the taxpayers made an allegation in their petition, but “at trial and on brief they made no argument in this regard and we deem them to have conceded this issue”
• stating that petitioners made an allegation in their petition, but “at trial and on brief they made no argument in this regard and we deem them to have conceded this issue”
• we deemed the taxpayers to have conceded an issue they raised in their petition because they made no argument at trial or on brief relating to that issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).