Allen L. Nicklasson v. Don Roper, Warden, Potosi Correctional Center

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• explaining that when a state court has clearly expressed that its judgment rests on a state procedural bar, whether it also addressed the merits in the alternative is “of no relevance”
• under Morgan , juror who would automatically impose the death penalty following conviction does not qualify as impartial under the Witt (substantially impaired) standard
• under Morgan, juror who would automatically impose the death penalty following conviction does not qualify as impartial under the Witt (substantially impaired) standard
• under Morgan, juror who would automatically impose the death penalty following conviction does not qualify as impartial under the Witt (substantially unpaired) standard
• under Morgan, juror who would automatically impose the death penalty following conviction does not qualify as impartial under the Witt (substantially unpaired) standard

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