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Dillbeck v. State

Citations

  • 964 So. 2d 95
  • 2007 WL 1362899

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  • finding trial counsel adopted a reasonable trial strategy of avoiding a death sentence by attempting to seat jurors likely to recommend a life sentence
  • upholding a postconviction court’s finding, which stated, “Two of the complained of jurors were alternates only who did not participate in the jury’s verdict. Dillbeck cannot show prejudice based on alternate jurors [who] never served.”
  • upholding a postconviction court’s finding, which stated, “Two of the complained of jurors were alternates only who did not participate in the jury’s verdict. Dillbeck cannot show prejudice based on alternate jurors [who] never served.”
  • affirming the denial of Dillbeck’s remaining initial postconviction claims after remand

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Judges: Per Curiam

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