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· 8/1/1989

State v. Pautier

Citations

  • 548 So. 2d 709
  • 1989 WL 85262

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that dismissal of charges was an inappropriate sanction for the State's failure to produce an informant where viable alternatives to dismissal existed and where the State was negligent but not willfully non-compliant
  • holding that dismissal of charges was an inappropriate sanction for the State's failure to produce an informant where viable alternatives to dismissal existed and where the State was negligent but not willfully noncompliant
  • disclosure is warranted where defendant asserted a legally recognized defense and supported the defense with sworn proof
  • disclosure is warranted when defendant asserts a legally recognized defense and supports the defense with sworn proof
  • once a legally recognized defense had been alleged and supported, the proper procedure would be to hold an in camera hearing

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Judges: Hubbart, Levy and Gersten

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