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Taylor v. State

Citations

  • 672 So. 2d 1246
  • 1996 WL 197700

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  • holding that a circumstantial evidence instruction was inapplicable where a witness testified at trial that the defendant confessed to her that he killed his stepdaughter
  • holding that the State may respond in its closing arguments to defense counsel’s failure to follow through on promises of proof to come made during 15 opening statements
  • applying the rule that plea negotiations toll the running of the statutory 270-day speedy trial clock to a constitutional Barker analysis
  • 1,027-day delay, much of which was attributable to the defense
  • 1027-day delay, much of which was attributable to the defense
  • 1027-day delay, much of which was attributable to the defense

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Judges: Pittman

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