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· 1/22/2002

Larry Wayne Thomas v. Susan Hubbard, Warden

Citations

  • 273 F.3d 1164

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  • holding that alleged procedural default was no bar to claim where state court addressed procedural default issue but left resolution of the issue uncertain, failing to make a clear and express statement that its decision was based on a procedural default
  • noting that the only substantial evidence implicating the defendant was the uncorroborated testimony of a person who had both a motive and an opportunity to commit the crime
  • noting that 10 the only substantial evidence implicating the defendant was the uncorroborated testimony 11 of a person who had both a motive and an opportunity to commit the crime
  • reversing conviction based on cumulative prejudicial effect of (a) admission of triple hearsay statement providing only evidence that defendant had motive and access to murder weapon; (b
  • reversing conviction based on cumulative prejudicial effect of (a) admission of triple hearsay statement providing only evidence that defendant had motive and access to murder weapon; (b
  • reversing conviction based on cumulative prejudicial effect of (a) admission of triple hearsay statement providing only evidence that defendant had motive and access to murder weapon; (b

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Judges: Reinhardt, Hawkins, Rawlinson

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