Gonzalez v. State
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
SCOTT, ROBERT G, Judge.
This appeal concerns the propriety of the lower court’s failure to grant defendant’s motions for mistrial based upon improper prosecutorial questioning and comment which permeated and unalterably tainted the jury trial. We reverse.
Appellant was found guilty of the crime of robbery with a firearm and an adjudica*586tion and judgment for robbery was entered by the court.
While it appears, at first blush, that the evidence adduced was sufficient to sustain the jury verdict, nevertheless we reverse because of the incredible prosecutorial conduct which fundamentally tainted the…
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