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Peede v. State

Citations

  • 955 So. 2d 480
  • 2007 WL 63640

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  • holding that the Dusky standard is the test for whether a defendant is competent to stand trial
  • holding death row inmate could not rely on favorable Supreme Court decision that did not apply retroactively because his sentence became final long before that case was decided
  • finding no Brady violation where the defense could have obtained the information in question with reasonable diligence
  • finding no Brady violation where the defense could have obtained the information in question with reasonable diligence
  • finding admission of deceased victim’s daughter’s identification testimony harmless where she testified to matters in addition to identification
  • finding admission of deceased victim’s daughter’s identification testimony harmless where she testified to matters in addition to identification

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Judges: Per Curiam

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