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Smith v. State

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  • 400 So. 2d 956

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  • finding that recantation testimony was cumulative to the evidence introduced at trial because both court and counsel were aware that prior to trial the recanting witness had confessed to the crime and said that defendant was not involved
  • at defendant's trial for capital murder, his accomplice testified on cross-examination that he was to receive a life sentence and would be eligible for parole in 25 years
  • \The appropriate first step for a defendant seeking a new trial on the basis of new evidence ... is a petition to the appellate court for leave to file a petition for error coram nobis.\ (Emphasis added.)

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Judges: Alderman

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