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Rose v. State

Citations

  • 591 So. 2d 195
  • 1991 WL 11641

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  • recognizing that the Johnson rule “has been followed consistently”
  • on motion for rehearing, the court held that evidence of medical malpractice is irrelevant unless it can be shown to be the sole cause of death

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Judges: Warner

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