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Stringer v. State

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  • 500 So. 2d 928

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  • vacating a death sentence in view of numerous \near-errors\ which violated a defendant's right to fair trial
  • finding that prosecution’s specific questions about the facts of the alleged crime, asked during voir dire and alluded to as an oath in closing argument, had the cumulative effect of denying defendant the right to a fair trial
  • vacating a death sentence in view of numerous \near-errors\ which violated a defendant's right to fair trial
  • death sentence vacated in view of numerous \near-errors\ which violated defendant's right to a fair trial
  • improper voir dire, a defective closing argument and wrongful admission of irrelevant photographs comprised a series of \near-errors\ which \effectively killed any chance that Stringer could receive a fundamentally fair sentencing trial[.]\
  • death sentence vacated in view of numerous \near-errors\ which violated defendant's right to a fair trial

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Judges: Dan M. Lee

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