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Satterwhite v. State

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  • 364 So. 2d 359

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  • \[A] general objection to admission of evidence should be sustained if the evidence is illegal for any purpose and cannot be made legal by introducing other evidence or by otherwise framing the inquiry.\

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Judges: Maddox, Torbert

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