Selver v. State

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• victim's hearsay statements can only be considered harmless if the matters contained therein were cumulative of other testimony on the same point
• \Statements of a murder victim that express general fear of the defendant or a concern that defendant may intend to kill the victim are generally inadmissible hearsay.\
• \Statements of a murder victim that express general fear of the defendant or a concern that defendant may intend to kill the victim are generally inadmissible hearsay.\ (citing Correll v. State, 523 So.2d 562 (Fla. 1988))

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