Roudley Personna v. State of Florida

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting a Flynn Effect argument on the basis that the defendant did not explain how the Flynn Effect would render his IQ lower than the cutoff
• “The premise of the ‘Flynn effect’ is that IQ scores increase over time and that IQ tests that are not renormed to take into account rising IQ levels will overstate a testtaker’s IQ score.”
• “The premise of the ‘Flynn effect’ is that IQ scores increase over time and that IQ tests that are not renormed to take into account rising IQ levels will overstate a testtaker’s IQ score.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).