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Triplett v. State

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  • 947 So. 2d 702
  • 2007 WL 419360

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  • finding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion by introducing prior acts of child molestation where “[t]he previous acts or purported child molestation by Mr. Triplett shared numerous similarities with the charged offense”
  • upholding trial court’s admission of Williams rule testimony where collateral act of molestation and the charged molestation shared “numerous similarities”
  • upholding trial court’s admission of Williams rule testimony where collateral act of molestation and the charged molestation shared “numerous similarities”

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Judges: Monaco

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