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Thomas v. State

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  • 445 So. 2d 992

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  • holding that although a youthful-offender adjudication may not be used to impeach credibility, when the witness opens the door by denying his criminal intent in a case, his prior youthful-offender plea of guilty to the same offense is admissible
  • wherein a guilty plea as a youthful offender was admitted to contradict the witness's testimony that he did not commit that offense
  • Although a youthful offender adjudication may not be used to impeach credibility, when the witness opens the door by denying his criminal intent in a case, his prior youthful offender plea of *Page 528 guilty to the same offense is admissible
  • Although a youthful offender adjudication may not be used to impeach credibility, when the witness opens the door by denying his criminal intent in a case, his prior youthful offender plea of guilty to the same offense is admissible
  • Although a youthful offender adjudication may not be used to impeach credibility, when the witness opens the door by denying his criminal intent in a case, his prior youthful offender plea of guilty to the same offense is admissible

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Judges: Bowen

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