New Mexico Supreme Court· 7/26/1995

State v. Sanchez

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901 P.2d 178
120 N.M. 247

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concluding that a juror who was an employee of the state’s attorney was impliedly biased
concluding that a 3 juror who was an employee of the state’s attorney was impliedly biased
stating that within the context of an ineffective assistance of counsel claim, this Court will not second guess the tactics or strategy of defense counsel
stating that within the context of an ineffective assistance of counsel 16 claim, the appellate courts presume counsel is competent and will not second guess 17 the tactics or strategy of defense counsel
discussing a claim of juror bias and determining that, absent exceptional circumstances justifying a finding of implied bias, a defendant must demonstrate actual bias
discussing a claim of juror bias and determining that, absent 14 exceptional circumstances justifying a finding of implied bias, a defendant must 15 demonstrate actual bias

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