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Sequestered Voir Dire (R. 71-75), lbtion to kclare Florida Statute 921.141
Lhconstitutional (R. 77-79), and mtion for Pdditional Pererptory Challenges
(R. 8-81).
Q-I April 2, 1982, after hearing oral argumnt, the lwer court
denied the Pbtion in Limine (R. 89, T. 43-51), the Motion to Vacate the Death
Penalty (R. 90, T. 58-77) I the Mtion to Declare Section 922.10 Florida Statutes
Unconstitutional (R. 91, T. 77-78), the mtion to Declare Florida Statute 921.141
Lhmnstituticmal (R. 94, T. 51-58), and the kbtion for Individual and Sequestered
Voir Dire (R. 92, T. 78-83). Ruling on the Fbtion for Additional Perenptoxy
challenges was resewed on April 2, 1982 (R. 83-64).
Cn April 2, 1982, the defendant filed his Mtion for Discovery of
Prosemtorial Investigations of Prospsctive Jurors, or for funds to Conduct a
Similar Investigation (R. 95). This ration was denied after a,rgmxmt on April
23, 1982. (R. 110, T. 130-134).
0-1 April 23, 1982, the lawer court Wed pertinent partions of the
defendantus previously filed mtion for Statmt of Particulars. (R. 109, T.
117-126).
?he defendant filed his btion to Suppress Statements, Admission, and
bnfessions 031 May 18, 1982 (R. 125),an evidentiary hearing on the motion was
conducted on June 25, 1982, and the lower court denied the mtion. CR. 152, T.
194-217).
Gn May 20, 1982, an d& indictment was filed, charging the defendant
with three counts of first degree murder concerning the deaths of Richard Padgett
(aunt I,) Nancy Sheppard (Count 11), and Jody mwn Ihltm (Count 'ZII). (R. 133).
At his arraignrent on May 21, 1982,- defendant stood mute and a plea of not
guilty was entered on his behalf. (T. 160).
On M menkr 2, 1982, the defendant filed his mtim to Adopt Argumnts
and Previously Heard Ibthns to Apply to cbunt I11 of the Indictnmt (R. 240).
M s mtian was granted on January 19, 1983 (R. 255, T. 276-280).
QI December 22, 1982, the defendant filed his Pbtion in W e
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