Foye v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that when a conference takes place off the record, it is trial counsel's duty to put the substance of the discussion and the trial court's ruling on the record
• holding PCR was properly denied where the applicant did not prove he was prejudiced by trial counsel’s deficient performance in failing to preserve an issue at trial
• holding trial counsel was deficient in failing to preserve an issue for appeal
• holding trial counsel was deficient in failing to preserve an issue for appeal
• holding trial counsel was deficient for failing to adequately preserve an issue when trial counsel asked the trial court to question jurors regarding whether they saw petitioner wearing chains but the request was not made on the record
• stating the reason appellate courts give \great deference to a [PCR] judge's findings\ is because the judge has \the opportunity to directly observe the witnesses\

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