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Thornton v. State

Citations

  • 767 So. 2d 1286
  • 2000 WL 1475754

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  • holding that even if the argument was a “send a message” argument, it was harmless
  • holding that even if the argument was a “send a message” argument, it was harmless
  • holding that gun located in co-defendant's office was properly admitted to help identify the defendant as a participant in a robbery; the witnesses's description of the gun used in the robbery \matched the appearance\ of the gun admitted in evidence
  • arguments which beseech the jury to convict a defendant for any reason except guilt are highly prejudicial and strongly discouraged

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Judges: W. Sharp

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