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Supreme Court of Florida· 4/15/2004

Reed v. State

Citations

  • 875 So. 2d 415
  • 2004 WL 792837

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  • holding that defense counsel's stipulation to the chain of custody regarding the prosecution's physical evidence did not constitute ineffective assistance of counsel
  • affirming denial of claim that counsel was ineffective for failing to retain a defense expert where facts necessary for defendant’s defense were established through cross-examination of State’s experts
  • affirming denial of claim that counsel was ineffective for failing to retain a defense expert where facts necessary for defendant’s defense were established through cross-examination of State’s experts
  • denying ineffective assistance claim because “even if [defense] counsel had ... investigated further, the testimony that could have been presented was just as likely to have resulted in aggravation against rather than mitigation for [the defendant]”
  • denying ineffective assistance claim because “even if [defense] counsel had ... investigated further, the testimony that could have been present ed was just as likely to have resulted in aggravation against rather than mitigation for [the defendant]”
  • \[T]his Court has acknowledged in the past that an antisocial personality disorder is `a trait most jurors tend to look disfavorably upon.'\

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Judges: Per Curiam

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