Supreme Court of Florida· 4/24/2003

Randolph v. State

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853 So. 2d 1051
2003 WL 1922772

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reiterating that a defendant’s subjective fears are'not reasonably sufficient to justify a well-founded fear of prejudice
explaining that “merely making references to arguments below without further elucidation does not suffice to preserve issues, and these claims are deemed to have been waived.”
finding that an affidavit cannot be admitted into evidence in a postconviction proceeding unless it falls under one of the four hearsay exceptions by which the statement of a declarant who is unavailable as a witness may be presented into evidence
affirming exclusion of affidavit by a witness who died before post- conviction evidentiary hearing
affirming exclusion of affidavit by a witness who died before postconviction evidentiary hearing
affirming the postconviction court’s finding that none of the additional mitigation witnesses at -2- the evidentiary hearing offered any evidence other than what had already been presented by Dr. Krop at the penalty phase

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