Thomas E. Taylor v. William Lombard

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• court of appeals, confronted with claimed constitutional error, must review record and make its own determination of whether error occurred and, if so, whether there was reasonable likelihood it affected fairness of defendant’s trial
• court of appeals, confronted with claimed constitutional error, must review record and make its own determination of whether error occurred and, if so, whether there was reasonable likelihood it affected fairness of defendant's trial
• knowing use of perjured testimony
• knowing use of perjured testimony

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).