Fifth Circuit· 6/5/2008

Hughes v. Quarterman

Citations

530 F.3d 336
2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 12118
2008 WL 2300252

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holding that a curative instruction may reduce risk of prejudice to defendant from prosecutor’s improper remark
holding that a curative instruction may reduce risk of prejudice to defendant from prosecutor’s improper remark
holding that a curative instruction may reduce risk of prejudice to defendant from prosecutor’s improper remark
holding that a curative instruction may reduce risk of prejudice to defendant from prosecutor’s improper remark
Texas abuse of the writ doctrine has been consistently applied as a procedural bar since 1994
“Absent a showing of cause, it is not necessary for the court to consider whether there is actual prejudice.”

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Judges: Jolly, Wiener, Dennis

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