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· 3/31/2022

Clyde J. Moore v. Todd Tanner and Drop Zone Fitness, LLC

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  • discrete robberies from the same victim during the course of one invasion of the building in which that victim lived
  • defense counsel’s assertion that defendant had made some “outrageous” statements [although some other responses were rational] not sufficient, without more, to require judge to stop trial for a determination of competency
  • defense counsel’s assertion of irrationality not sufficient, without more, to require hearing

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