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Wilson v. State

Citations

  • 608 So. 2d 842
  • 1992 WL 240677

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  • holding that trial court did not abuse discretion in removing juror who failed to disclose her ill feelings toward the State Attorney’s Office during voir dire
  • removing juror who failed to disclose her ill feelings toward the state attorney’s office during voir dire
  • finding juror concealed material information by not responding to question “whether [she] could be impartial” when she had “ill feelings against the State Attorney’s Office”
  • finding juror concealed material information by not responding to question “whether [she] could be impartial” when she had “ill feelings against the State Attorney’s Office”
  • affirming dismissal of juror who did not disclose during voir dire that \the State Attorney's Office was trying to do something to her mother that was unfair\ and then, when questioned mid-trial about that, claimed that she could still be fair and impartial
  • affirming dismissal of juror who did not disclose during voir dire that “the State Attorney’s Office was trying to do something to her mother that was unfair” and then, when questioned mid-trial about that, claimed that she could still be fair and impartial

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Judges: Baskin, Cope and Goderich

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