Supreme Court of Florida· 12/23/2008

Jones v. State

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998 So. 2d 573
2008 WL 5333274

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holding that a conclusory allegation of prejudice is insufficient
determining that there was no reasonable probability that evidence of the defendant’s mental health history would have led to a different outcome where the State had established three aggravating factors, including the HAC aggravator
determining that there was no reasonable probability that evidence of the defendant's mental health history would have led to a different outcome where the State had established three aggravating factors, including the HAC aggravator
determining that there was no reasonable probability that evidence of the defendant’s mental health history would have led to a different outcome where the State had _23_ established three aggravating factors, including the HAC aggravator
determining that there was no reasonable probability that evidence of the defendant’s mental health history would have led to a different outcome where the State had - 23 - established three aggravating factors, including the HAC aggravator
stating postconviction claim alleging trial counsel was ineffective for failing to object to defendant being in restraints must specifically allege jury saw restraints

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