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· 9/10/1890

Goldman v. Rogers

Citations

  • 85 Cal. 574
  • 24 P. 782
  • 1890 Cal. LEXIS 951

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  • reasonable for trial counsel to conclude that closing the courtroom during voir dire could have facilitated effort to strike as favorable a jury as possible
  • even if failure to object to inaccurate testimony was * deficient, there was no prejudice because the State's case did not depend on the allegedly inaccurate testimony
  • even if failure to object to inaccurate testimony 10 was deficient, there was no prejudice because the State’s case did not depend on the allegedly inaccurate testimony

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Judges: Belcher

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