Dwayne F. White, Appellant v. State of Florida, Appellee

Summary

The court affirmed White’s first-degree murder conviction because the State presented competent, substantial circumstantial evidence inconsistent with his theory that someone else committed the murder. The court vacated White’s death sentence and remanded for a new penalty phase because the jury did not unanimously find the facts necessary to impose death, and the court could not conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that the constitutional sentencing error was harmless. No separate opinions were provided in the record.