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Thompson v. State

Citations

  • 990 So. 2d 482
  • 2008 WL 3926857

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding on the basis of Hughes that Blakely does not apply retroactively
  • finding prejudice is not whether deficient conduct “more likely than not” affected the trial outcome, but whether it undermined confidence in the outcome and rendered it unreliable
  • rejecting claim that “a defendant is automatically entitled to postconviction relief simply by demonstrating that the denial of a motion for - 24 - disqualification, if one had been properly filed by counsel, would have been reversed on appeal”
  • “judicial comments revealing a determination to rule a particular way prior to hearing any evidence or argument have been found to be sufficient grounds for disqualification.”
  • “[J]udicial comments revealing a determination to rule a particular way prior to hearing any evidence or argument have been found to be sufficient grounds for disqualification.”
  • “[J]udicial comments revealing a determination to rule a particular way prior to hearing any evidence or argument have been found to be sufficient grounds for disqualification.”

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Judges: Anstead

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