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Ninth Circuit· 6/8/2021

Keith Ford v. Suzanne Peery

Citations

  • 999 F.3d 1214

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • concluding that a prosecutor misstated the law when remarking to the jury “that the presumption of innocence was ‘over’”
  • “In essence, what Darden requires reviewing courts to consider appears to be equivalent to evaluating whether there was a reasonable probability of a different result.”
  • apparent inconsistency between 12 jury’s guilty verdict on murder charge and its inability to decide on firearm enhancements not 13 reasons to set aside guilty verdict
  • “The apparent inconsistency between the jury’s guilty verdict on the murder charge and its inability to decide on the firearm enhancements is not a reason to set 22 aside its guilty verdict.”

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