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Graham v. State

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  • 372 So. 2d 1363

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  • stating, \[t]he court has the authority to summarily deny relief without appointment of counsel when the petition and record reflect it is without merit\
  • \[T]here is no constitutional requirement for the appointment of counsel for an application for post-conviction relief until a colorable or justiciable issue or meritorious grievance prima facially appears in the appellant's petition.\ (emphasis added)
  • “There is no absolute duty to appoint counsel for an indigent defendant in a post- conviction relief proceeding unless the application on its face reflects a colorable or justiciable issue or a meritorious grievance.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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