Ninth Circuit· 9/8/1995

Clabourne v. Lewis

Citations

64 F.3d 1373
95 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 7114
95 Daily Journal DAR 12163
1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 25262
1995 WL 527621

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holding trial counsel ineffective for failing to adequately prepare testifying trial expert with recent mental health records which would have changed the defense expert’s diagnosis, as well as state expert’s diagnoses
noting that records showing the defendant had an antisocial personality were not helpful
explaining that in evaluating Beck claims based on intoxication, the court must “first consider whether Arizona recognizes intoxication as a defense to the premeditation element of first-degree murder”
stating that “reasonably competent counsel might have many valid reasons for failing to object”
stating that “reasonably competent counsel might have many valid reasons for failing to object”
noting that records showing the defendant had an antisocial personality were not helpful

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Judges: Kozinski, Reinhardt, Rymer

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