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· 4/16/1962

Connelly v. Thomas

Citations

  • 234 Ark. 1024
  • 356 S.W.2d 430
  • 1962 Ark. LEXIS 805

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  • counsel could not be found ineffective in the absence of any proffer of testimony to contradict expert’s testimony that defendant was competent to stand trial
  • counsel could not be found ineffective in the absence of any proffer of testimony to contradict expert's testimony that defendant was competent to stand trial
  • under the evidence proffered at the hearing on defendant’s motion for new trial, it was “impossible to conclude” that any additional evidence “would have changed the outcome of his trial”
  • under the evidence proffered at the hearing on defendant’s motion for new trial, it was “impossible to conclude” that any additional evidence “would have changed the outcome of his trial”

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Judges: McFaddin

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