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White v. State

Citations

  • 532 So. 2d 1207
  • 1988 WL 82441

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  • holding evidence was insufficient to enable a reasonable fact finder to determine that defendant had intent to kill, and thus insufficient to impose death penalty
  • holding evidence was insufficient to enable a reasonable fact finder to determine that defendant had intent to kill, and thus insufficient to impose death penalty
  • Enmund and Tison are not satisfied in murder case with multiple defendants and no eyewitnesses where all evidence is circumstantial and the actual killer is not clearly identified
  • \[A] witness may only be impeached on a statement which embodies `a fact substantive in its nature and relevant to the issue made in the case.'\
  • no objection made to prosecutor's comments; therefore, issue not preserved in this capital case
  • This court will not set aside a conviction without concluding that the evidence taken in the most favorable light could not have supported a reasonable juror's conclusion that the defendant was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

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Judges: Griffin

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