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Lanier v. State

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  • 852 S.E.2d 509
  • 310 Ga. 520

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  • explaining that, in order to make a threshold showing of prejudice, a defendant “must introduce either testimony from the uncalled witness or a legally recognized substitute for his or her testimony. He may not rely on hearsay and speculation to prove ineffective assistance.”

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