Leamon White v. Al Luebbers

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a judge was not disqualified because he had formed and voiced tentative impressions of the merits on a habeas death penalty case
• noting that the government could exercise a peremptory challenge to excuse a potential juror who could not be removed for cause after he had been rehabilitated by the defense
• declining to presume Strickland prejudice in a capital case where the defense attorney failed to ask potential jurors any questions about the death penalty during voir dire
• “So long as the court’s expressed views come from the record of the case itself, or from representations properly made by the parties or their lawyers, nothing improper has occurred.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).