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Porter v. State

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  • 386 So. 2d 1209

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  • “[A] question which suggests only the answer yes is leading; a question which suggests only the answer no is leading; but a question which may be answered either yes or no, and suggests neither answer as the correct one, is not leading.”

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Judges: Schwartz and Daniel S. Pearson, Jj., and Pearson, Tillman (Ret.), Associate Judge

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