Andrew Lyons v. Al Luebbers

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• concluding that where there is overwhelming evidence of a defendant's guilt, the improper admission of evidence constitutes harmless error
• noting that a district court must remain alert to changing circumstances that may indicate that a defendant who was competent at the commencement of trial has become incompetent
• habeas petitioner has “the burden of persuasion to demonstrate, by a preponderance of the evidence, that he was incompetent”

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