Supreme Court of Florida· 7/10/2008

Owen v. State

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986 So. 2d 534
2008 WL 1969141

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denying cumulative error claim where defendant did not show that any harmful error occurred
“Equally available evidence is not suppressed where ‘the defendant was aware of the exculpatory information.’”
“Owen argues that trial counsel should have removed juror Knowles .... This argument is without merit .... Next, Owen argues that trial counsel should have removed ... jurors Matousek and Griffin .... This argument is without merit.”
“Trial counsel cannot be deemed ineffective for failing to present inadmissible evidence.”
“Trial counsel cannot be deemed ineffective for failing to present inadmissible evidence.”
“Trial counsel cannot be deemed ineffective for failing to present inadmissible evidence.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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