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· 9/12/1958

Wheeler-Mattison Drugs, Inc. v. Mattison

Citations

  • 105 So. 2d 520
  • 1958 Fla. App. LEXIS 3622

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  • concluding PCRA court did not err in dismissing PCRA petition without a hearing where after-discovered evidence was offered for impeachment purposes only
  • “To warrant relief, after-discovered evidence must meet a four prong test: (1) the evidence could not have been obtained before the conclusion of the trial by reasonable diligence; (2) the evidence is not merely corroborative or cumulative; (3

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