· 4/25/2024
Roy Toney v. State of Florida
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- concluding that state court properly considered and applied Strickland prejudice test, despite reference to “reliability” as used in Fretwell
- concluding that the state court properly considered and applied the Strickland prejudice test, despite a reference to “reliability” as used in Fretwell
- habeas corpus relief not warranted where although state court improperly referenced “reliability” in its assessment of prejudice, its actual analysis of counsel’s conduct properly focused on potential effect counsel’s actions had on outcome of trial
- habeas corpus relief not warranted where although state court improperly referenced \reliability\ in its assessment of prejudice, its actual analysis of counsel's conduct properly focused on potential effect counsel's actions had on outcome of trial
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