Supreme Court of Florida· 5/20/1999

Downs v. State

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740 So. 2d 506
1999 WL 330082

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concluding that where allegations of individual error do not warrant relief, a cumulative error argument based thereon is without merit
concluding that where allegations of individual error do not warrant relief, a cumulative error argument based thereon is without merit
affirming trial court's denial of defendant's claims that counsel was ineffective for failing to investigate and present additional mitigating evidence where the additional evidence was cumulative to that presented during sentencing
affirming trial court's denial of defendant's claims that counsel was ineffective for failing to investigate and present additional mitigating evidence where the additional evidence was cumulative to that presented during sentencing
affirming the trial court’s denial of claims that counsel was ineffective for - 26 - failing to investigate and present additional mitigating evidence that was cumulative
where allegations of individual error are without merit, a cumulative error argument based thereupon must also fail

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Judges: Per Curiam

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