Supreme Court of Florida· 4/20/2006

Morris v. State

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931 So. 2d 821
2006 WL 1027108

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denying claim based on cumulative error where the individual claims making up the cumulative claim were either procedurally barred or without merit
denying claim based on cumulative error where the individual claims making up the cumulative claim were either procedurally barred or without merit
denying claim based on cumulative error where the individual claims making up the cumulative claim were either procedurally barred or without merit
rejecting a habeas claim as procedurally barred when trial counsel did not object in the lower court
to establish a claim of ineffective assistance, “the defendant must show that counsel’s performance was deficient” (emphasis supplied
“We need not determine whether there was deficient performance because we conclude that any failure to advise Morris that he had the right to testify during the penalty phase does not undermine our confidence in the death sentence and thus did not prejudice Morris.”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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