Castillo v. State

Castillo appeals from his conviction for burglary. We affirm his conviction because we find the claimed error to be harmless.

At trial, Castillo’s defense depended primarily on his credibility. On cross-examination, the prosecutor asked Castillo if he had any prior felony convictions. See § 90.610, Fla.Stat. (1983). Castillo responded affirmatively. Castillo had only one pri- or felony conviction but the prosecutor never elicited this fact on cross-examination. Instead, he left the jury with, as Castillo contends, a false impression that Castillo had previously been convicted of numerous *1067crimes…