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Wilkerson v. State

Citations

  • 461 So. 2d 1376
  • 10 Fla. L. Weekly 215

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  • a trial court’s failure to call its inquiry a “Richardson hearing” or to make formal findings concerning each of the pertinent Richardson considerations does not constitute reversible error
  • relevant evidence should not be excluded from the jury unless no other remedy suffices, and it is incumbent upon the trial court to explore other reasonable alternatives employable to overcome or mitigate any possible prejudice

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Judges: Smith

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