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· 6/4/2024

Kedy Johnson v. the State of Texas

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  • There is no right to perpetual litigation on the part of the defendant in a criminal case.
  • There is no right to perpetual litigation on the part of the defendant in a criminal case.
  • incompetence of counsel on the direct appeal not raised in the post-conviction petition itself

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