Brightly v. Wainwright

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• holding that accepted practice allowing trial judge to delay ruling on motion in limine until after defendant testified did not violate defendant’s Sixth Amendment right to testify in his own defense
• no constitutional entitlement to ruling even if refusal inhibits defendant from testifying on his own behalf

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