Commonwealth v. Karenbauer

How courts have described this case

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• holding that evidence of infliction of numerous blows on child-victim, none of which was alone fatal, was sufficient to establish torture
• holding that “[a] defendant cannot prevail on a conflict of interest claim absent a showing of actual prejudice”
• holding that “[a] defendant cannot prevail on a conflict of interest claim absent a showing of actual prejudice”
• holding that “[a] defendant cannot prevail on a conflict of interest claim absent a showing of actual prejudice”
• noting that presumed prejudice “is an exception to the requirement that the defendant demonstrate actual prejudice”
• rejecting a presumed-prejudice argument where the appellant made a “bald assertion that the pretrial publicity in th[e] case was extensive”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).