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State v. Lamere

Citations

  • 2005 MT 118
  • 112 P.3d 1005
  • 327 Mont. 115
  • 2005 Mont. LEXIS 193

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  • structural defects are presumptively prejudicial because they “cannot be qualitatively or quantitatively weighed against the admissible evidence introduced at trial”
  • structural defects are presumptively prejudicial because they \cannot be qualitatively or quantitatively weighed against the admissible evidence introduced at trial\
  • prejudice presumed for ineffective assistance claim predicated on structural error in jury selection
  • prejudice presumed for ineffective assistance claim predicated on structural error in jury selection

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Judges: James C. Nelson

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