Louidor v. State
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1DissentEmas, J.
I respectfully dissent because, quite simply, the repeated introduction of the concededly improper, inadmissible and inflammatory interrogation DVD constituted fundamental error, depriving the defendant of a fundamentally fair trial, and there is no sound basis to find otherwise.
Although the majority opinion includes extensive excerpts of the improperly-admitted evidence, it fails to provide all of the improperly-admitted portions played for the jury. I set forth those excerpts below, with emphasis added, and include the portions already set forth in the majority opinion to provide proper…
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