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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 619 So. 2d 487
  • 1993 WL 196334

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  • holding that where the state sought to admit evidence of other crimes to prove “absence of mistake or accident,” such evidence was 11 inadmissible where “there was no material issue of fact relating to either of these facts”
  • holding that issue was properly preserved by defense counsel when he indicated that jury panel was acceptable other than strikes that trial court had disallowed and by defendant's motion for mistrial before jury was sworn that challenged denial of peremptory challenges
  • reversing denial of peremptory challenge based on juror having been a victim of a robbery
  • trial counsel preserved for appeal issue of denial of peremptory challenges by indicating to court that jury panel was acceptable other than the strikes disallowed by the court
  • same, challenge based on black juror being victim of robbery

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Judges: Zehmer

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