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Collins v. State

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  • 671 So. 2d 827
  • 1996 WL 164621

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  • concluding that an evidentiary hearing was required on defendant's claim he was denied effective assistance of counsel when his attorney did not object or request a Richardson hearing upon learning of a police officer's changed testimony at trial
  • concluding that an evidentiary hearing was required on defendant’s claim he was denied ineffective assistance of counsel when his attorney did not object or request a Richardson hearing upon learning of a police officer’s changed' testimony at trial
  • remanding for evidentiary hearing to determine if defense counsel was ineffective in not requesting a Richardson hearing when witness gave testimony tending to locate defendant at scene of the crime
  • reversing and remanding for an evidentiary hearing to ascertain whether the defendant's trial counsel was ineffective for not objecting to the State's failure to disclose the substance of the defendant's oral statement
  • remanding for evidentiary hearing to determine if defense counsel was ineffective in not requesting a Richardson hearing when witness gave testimony tending to locate defendant at scene of the crime
  • \Matters of trial strategy should not be determined without an evidentiary hearing.\

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Judges: Per Curiam

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