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State v. Ford

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  • 608 So. 2d 1058
  • 1992 WL 298134

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  • expert testimony regarding the fallibility of human perception and memory generally is unnecessary to resolve the issues regarding the reliability of an identification
  • expert testimony regarding the fallibility of human perception and memory generally is unnecessary to resolve the issues regarding the reliability of an identification

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Judges: Edwards, Shortess and Whipple

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