Perry v. Broward Drug & Surgical Supply, Inc.

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• holding that appellate weight claim not raised to the trial court is waived for review
• concluding that evidence was sufficient to support EWOC conviction where appellant, who was not a parent or guardian of child, owed a duty of care to child and violated the duty when he abused her
• concluding that trial court did not err in excluding other pages of victim’s diary; “The burden is on Appellant to specify what the relevancy of the rest of the diary would have been and how it would have aided the jury's understanding.”
• explaining that the “[f]ailure to challenge the weight of the evidence presented at trial in an oral or written motion prior to sentencing or in a post-sentence motion will result in waiver of the claim.”
• finding weight and sufficiency challenges waived for failure to include them in statement of questions presented
• finding weight and sufficiency challenges waived for failure to include them in statement of questions presented

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