Jurors may be told they can consider racial differences between an eyewitness and a defendant in considering the testimony, according to the new set of jury instructions approved by the court.
November 23, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Florida juries have new powers to reject eyewitness crime accounts under new instructions issued Wednesday by the state Supreme Court.
Jurors may be told they can consider racial differences between an eyewitness and a defendant in considering the testimony, according to the new set of jury instructions approved by the court.
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