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Washington v. State

Citations

  • 955 So. 2d 1165
  • 2007 WL 1238590

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  • holding that the improper removal of a juror from the panel is not cured by the replacement of the juror with a duly selected alternate juror
  • holding that the improper removal of a juror from the panel is not cured by the replacement of the juror with a duly selected alternate juror
  • holding that the excusal of a juror for asking “too 13 many questions” was not harmless, because “the reconfiguration of the jury panel is the very error that must be corrected”
  • holding that trial court committed reversible error by removing a juror who, despite the court’s invitation to ask questions, was perceived to be asking too many questions, some of which appeared hostile to the State

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Judges: Padovano

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