· 2/16/2021
Michael Scobee and Linda Scobee, Plaintiffs/Respondents v. Lauren Norris, as Ad Litem for William Norris
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- holding that an evidentia-ry hearing is usually required to resolve legal questions on newly discovered evidence claims due to credibility determinations necessary in analysis
- finding witness’s recantation, unless inherently incredible or obviously immaterial to verdict, requires evidentiary hearing
- evidentiary hearing usually required to resolve legal questions on newly discovered evidence claims due to credibility determinations necessary in analysis
- describing three-step process for evaluating post-conviction motions
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Judges: Sherri B. Sullivan, J.
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