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· 2/4/2026

Knowles v. State of Florida

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  • concluding remand is appropriate where PCRA court’s conclusions are insufficient for this Court to conduct proper appellate review of the appellant’s Bradley claims
  • concluding remand is appropriate where PCRA court’s conclusions are insufficient for this Court to conduct - 10 - J-S29019-24 proper appellate review of appellant’s Bradley claims
  • stating that to be entitled to remand hearing under Bradley, appellant must explain how further development of record would satisfy all three prongs of ineffectiveness test
  • appellant’s burden to show further development of factual record necessary
  • explaining the three prongs of an ineffectiveness claim

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