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York v. State

Citations

  • 932 So. 2d 413
  • 2006 WL 1041816

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  • holding that fundamental error occurred where the defendant's self-defense claim was supported by testimony and \the disputed issue in the case was who fired first\
  • holding that the giving of an erroneous jury instruction on the defendant’s theory of self-defense affected the validity of the trial
  • “An exception from the doctrine of fundamental error applies in circumstances ‘where defense counsel affirmatively agreed to or requested’ an erroneous instruction.”
  • \An exception from the doctrine of fundamental error applies in circumstances 'where defense counsel affirmatively agreed to or requested' an erroneous instruction.\ (quoting State v. Lucas, 645 So. 2d 425, 427 (Fla. 1994))

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Judges: Canady

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