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: JAABlog4TH DCA 17TH CIRCUIT CRIMINAL OPINIONS
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OPINIONS RELEASED 5-13-09Holmes - Affirmed Orlando - Reversed Horowitz - ReversedOPINIONS RELEASED 5-20-09Gardiner - Reversed & Remanded Krathen - Affirm/Resentence (Yisrael PRR issue)_ Gardiner - Affirm/Resentence (Yisrael PRR issue) Carol-Lisa Phillips - Reversed and remandedSUPREME COURTNotice of Proffer - Additional Proof in Marek State's Motion To Strike Additional ProofCondemned South Florida killer has appeal hearing todayOnly Florida's governors can say how they pick execution order"Crist picked out Marek and Johnston from nearly two dozen death-row inmates whose appeals are exhausted...continue to full postFull post as published by JAABlog on May 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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