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Harrison v. State

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  • 333 S.W.3d 810
  • 2010 WL 5187428

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  • “The failure to ask questions appellant’s counsel believed to be important does not mean that counsel’s conduct was deficient; nor does the lack of such questioning amount to behavior that is so outrageous, no competent attorney would have engaged in it.”

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Judges: Laura Carter Higley

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