Supreme Court of Florida· 10/14/2004

Hodges v. State

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885 So. 2d 338
2004 WL 2303643

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holding that \[t]he presentation of changed opinions and additional mitigating evidence in the postconviction proceeding does not . . . establish ineffective assistance of counsel\
holding that claims of trial court error should be raised on direct appeal, not in a rule 3.850 motion
holding that claims of trial court error should be raised on direct appeal, not in a rule 3.850 motion
holding that the trial court did not err in rejecting defendant's motion to disqualify because the only basis supporting a well-grounded fear that he would not receive a fair trial was that the ex parte communications were improper, and this claim was rejected
finding that counsel was not deficient for choosing not to present mental health mitigation after receiving unfavorable reports from two experts
finding that counsel was not deficient for choosing not to present mental health mitigation after receiving unfavorable reports from two experts

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