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acslaw.org - 26 days ago
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Should a man be executed if his rookie attorney failed to introduce evidence of mental incapacity?
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Wood V. Allen: http://www.acslaw.org/node/14587 25 days ago |
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RT @ACSLaw: 2morrow @ #SCOTUS: Should man b executed if his rookie atty failed 2 intro evid of mental incapacity? http://bit.ly/3cDSvO 26 days ago |
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Tomorrow @ #SCOTUS: Should a man be executed if his rookie attorney failed to intro evidence of mental incapacity? http://bit.ly/3cDSvO 26 days ago |
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... ’s Morning Edition has a story on today’s first case, Pottawattamie County v. McGhee, in which the Court will consider whether prosecutors can be held liable under Section 1983 for procuring and then using false testimony to convict a defendant. At ACSblog, Prof. Emily Garcia Uhrig previews Wood v. Allen, in which the Court will hear oral argument this morning. Wood, an Alabama death row inmate, alleges that his trial counsel was ineffective; as Uhrig explains, the case also involves the interaction between two sections of the Antiterrorism and Effective ...
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