Supreme Court of Florida· 4/13/2000

Thompson v. State

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759 So. 2d 650
2000 WL 373757

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holding that because of petitioner's failure to raise the issue of the record's inadequacy on direct appeal, his postconviction claim on this basis was procedurally barred
holding that it was not deficient for counsel to fail to object to a standard jury instruction that had not been invalidated by the Florida Supreme Court
stating that trial counsel's failure to object to standard jury instructions that have not been invalidated by this Court does not render counsel's performance deficient
explaining that the fact that a judge has ruled against a party is not a legally sufficient basis for disqualification
holding claim “procedurally barred because it was not alleged in the postconviction motion filed in the trial court”
denying habeas claim, in part, as legally insufficient because defendant made only a conclusory statement without specific supporting facts

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