· 10/22/1956
Vickers v. Ripley
Citations
- 226 Ark. 802
- 295 S.W.2d 309
- 1956 Ark. LEXIS 575
How courts have described this case
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- finding no deficient performance when defense counsel did not conduct individual voir dire of two jury panels because he received all the information he needed from general voir dire
- finding the evidence sufficient to sustain a conviction for family-violence battery when the defendant squeezed the victim’s head and pushed her into a window, causing her to fall to the floor and scream in pain
- finding the evidence sufficient to sustain a conviction for family-violence battery when the defendant squeezed the victim’s head and pushed her into a window, causing her to fall to the floor and scream in pain
- “[fjailure to object to a court’s charge, however, is not ineffective assistance where the appellant does not show how this prejudiced his case”
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Judges: Holt
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