Tennessee Supreme Court· 9/25/1995

House v. State

Citations

911 S.W.2d 705
1995 Tenn. LEXIS 565

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holding that provision requiring appointment of counsel does not create statutory right to effective assistance of counsel
holding that provision requiring appointment of counsel does not create statutory right to effective assistance of counsel
holding that an allegation that post-conviction counsel was ineffective “does not establish a legal excuse for failure to raise the issues in the initial proceeding”
holding that provision requiring appointment of counsel does not create statutory right to effective assistance of counsel
holding that, in the post-conviction context, waiver is to be determined by an objective standard under which a petitioner is bound by the actions or inactions of counsel
holding that, in post-conviction context, waiver is to be determined by an objective standard under which a petitioner is bound by the actions or inactions of his counsel

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Judges: Anderson, Drowota, Reid, Birch, Lewis

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