· 2/12/2015
John Dennis Clayton Anthony v. State
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- in order to avoid dis- missal without evidentiary hearing, defendant is required to specifically allege what testimony of these witnesses would have been
- alleged error must be both specifically assigned and specifically argued to be considered by appellate court
- alleged error assigned and argued with insufficient specificity not preserved for postconviction review
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