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No. 19-7783October Term 2019Decided Apr 20, 2020

Docket 19-7783October Term 2019 (2019–2020)

Martin v. Inch

This is a pending petition asking the Supreme Court to review a lower court decision, accompanied by a request to proceed without paying standard filing fees.

Case status

Current stage
Decided
Latest event
Decision released Apr 20, 2020
Case Accepted
Arguments
Decision ReleasedApr 20, 2020
What it's about

This is a pending petition asking the Supreme Court to review a lower court decision, accompanied by a request to proceed without paying standard filing fees.

Question presented

1. If a Florida U.S. Citizen is convicted of a crime by and through the perpetration of fraud on the trial Judge, and the jury by the assistant state attorney's office intentionally and knowingly at trial introducing perjured testimony to obtain a convicion. Do these facts violate the petitioner's 14th Amendment rights to due precess of law ? 2. When an entire Court ignore's a juror's decent from the verdict during polling of the jury, does this create a fundamental error and a violation of due process of law?

Case path

Supreme Court of Florida / Decision released Apr 20, 2020

Area

Decided Supreme Court case

Timing

Decided April 20, 2020

The Court released its decision on April 20, 2020 without hearing oral argument.

Grounding

Grounding
Primary-source trail available.
Note
Plain-English explainer. Official filings and opinions remain authoritative.
Checked
Jul 25, 2026
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