· 2/20/2024
Pshatoia LaRose v. Walmart, Inc.
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- all three judges on the panel wrote separate opinions about how to analyze the Hitchcock claim
- abuse can occur where petitioner deliberately refrains from asserting one of two grounds for relief in the first petition in an effort to secure two hearings instead of one
- abuse can occur where petitioner deliberately refrains from asserting one of two grounds for relief in the first petition in an effort to secure two hearings instead of one
- error harmless where petitioner failed to present any credible evidence of mitigating circumstances
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