· 8/25/1994
Jane L. Wheel v. Stuart Robinson, Superintendent of Chittenden County Correctional Center
Citations
- 34 F.3d 60
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 23757
How courts have described this case
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- a habeas court must presume that the trier of facts resolved any conflicts in favor of the prosecution, and defer to that resolution
- expressions of juror bias and out-of-court expression of opinion by a friend of a juror
- a habeas court must presume that the trier of facts resolved any conflicts in favor of the prosecution, and defer to that resolution
- trial judge’s finding that there was no juror bias despite comments suggesting juror impatience owed deference in habeas proceedings where court conducted thorough review of allegations of bias
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Judges: Miner, Mahoney, Heaney
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