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No Prejudice in 45 Uniformed Guards Presence at Murder Trial of Guard
The Florida Supreme Court has held that the presence of forty-five
uniformed prison guards at a prisoner's trial for the murder of a guard was
not a prejudicial influence on the jury. The Court's ruling came in the
trial of Union Correctional Institution prisoner Ronald Woods, who was
sentenced to …
uniformed prison guards at a prisoner's trial for the murder of a guard was
not a prejudicial influence on the jury. The Court's ruling came in the
trial of Union Correctional Institution prisoner Ronald Woods, who was
sentenced to …
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