Lawrence v. Goord

How courts have described this case

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• finding procedural default because “[t]he Michigan Court of Appeals held that Ray failed to preserve his claim regarding the improper admission of evidence by not objecting during trial”
• finding procedural default because “[t]he -15- No. 15-1725 Wright v. Burt Michigan Court of Appeals held that Ray failed to preserve his claim regarding the improper admission of evidence by not objecting during trial”
• finding the defendant’s jury waiver was knowing and voluntary because “[n]othing in either the written waiver or the transcript of the waiver hearing conditioned Ray’s waiver on having the case heard by” a specific judge

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).