Asoc De Cond Quadrangle Medical Center v. Cruz Peña, Lisette Enid

How courts have described this case

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• finding prejudicial error in a habeas case in part because the jury at one point told the court that it was \`at a stalemate'\
• finding prejudicial error in a habeas case.in part because the jury at one point told the court that it was “‘at a stalemate’”
• stating that the trial counsel spent only “two full business days” preparing for mitigation
• holding in a pre-AEDPA case that a capital defense attorney has a duty to investigate “the circumstances of [his client’s] case and to explore all avenues relevant to the merits of the case and the penalty in the event of a conviction”
• “Dr. Schmidtgoessling admitted that she was ‘definitely not equipped’ to conduct the necessary neu-ropsychological testing for this phase of Petitioner’s case.”
• \Dr. Schmidtgoessling admitted that she was `definitely not equipped' to conduct the necessary neuropsychological testing for this phase of Petitioner's case.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).