Fifth Circuit· 5/12/1994

Andrews v. Collins

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21 F.3d 612
1994 WL 185920

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noting that the opportunity to present evidence, to present witnesses, and to fully cross-examine prosecution witnesses supports the finding of a full and fair hearing
holding that in light of evidence that defendant stood over victim and shot him directly in forehead with a bullet altered to cause more devastation on impact, defendant suffered no prejudice from counsel’s alleged ineffectiveness
written questions provided to juror did not require him to disclose that his deceased son-in-law had been employed by law enforcement agency
“As an initial matter, we note that ‘the Supreme Court has never explicitly adopted or rejected the doctrine of implied bias. … However, ‘there are some extreme situations that would justify a finding of implied bias.’”

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Judges: Garwood, Jones, Garza

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