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"There’s this sort of balance between putting the victim on trial, which is what our state laws have tried to preclude, but somehow it can turn justice upside down," said Marc Seitles of Seitles & Litwin in Miami.
February 12, 2020 at 04:39 PM
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Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal granted a new trial for an Uber driver, who claims he had consensual sex with a passenger, despite allegations that he threatened to shoot her and forced his way into her home.
The case revolves around conflicting stories about one night in 2017, and a jumble of clashing evidence.
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