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Woodel v. State

Citations

  • 804 So. 2d 316
  • 2001 WL 1628473

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that defendant waived marital privilege by waiting two days after prosecutor commented on the marital privilege before moving for mistrial
  • remanding for new sentencing order where trial judge failed to discuss substantial evidence supporting each proposed mitigator
  • rejecting a list-like sentencing order that engaged in no analysis and failed to assign weight to aggravators or mitigators
  • upholding robbery conviction for theft of victim’s wallet containing victim’s identification and credit cards
  • privilege waived when defendant “stood silent for two days after the prosecutor commented about the marital communication”
  • spouses who had not divorced could assert and waive the privilege

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Judges: Per Curiam

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