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Puryear v. State

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  • 820 So. 2d 359
  • 2002 WL 663473

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  • holding that erroneous introduction of out-of-court description by victim of assailant was not harmless where close case on issue of identification
  • erroneous introduction of out-of-court description by victim of her assailant was not harmless since this was a close case on the issue of identification
  • where section 90.801(2)(c) did not authorize the admission of the victim’s hearsay statement describing her assailant, and the case was close on the issue of identification, the admission of the victim’s hearsay statement was harmful error

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Judges: Per Curiam

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