· 4/26/2024
Jesus Hernandez v. Maria Rosenda Rodriguez (Appeal from Shelby Circuit Court: DR-23-900041).
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- concluding that a single witness is sufficient to uphold a conviction, even when the witness’ account is disputed by the defendant
- concluding that instructions that comport with Winship and state law were not consti- tutionally erroneous
- concluding that instructions that comport with Winship and state law were not constitutionally erroneous
- concluding that instructions that comport with Winship and state law were not constitutionally erroneous
- denying habeas relief on sufficiency of the evidence claim under AEDPA standard of 28 review because a rational jury could make the finding at issue
- denying habeas relief on sufficiency of the evidence claim under AEDPA standard of 28 review because a rational jury could make the finding at issue
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Judges: Lewis, J.
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