Wilson v. Bumstead

How courts have described this case

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• holding “[i]t is also recognized that a defendant is not deprived of effective assistance of counsel when counsel chooses, for strategical reasons, not to pursue every possible trial tactic.”
• finding harmless error when remarks did not urge jury to disregard evidence and convict solely to impose death sentence
• finding no particularized need where defendant sought to inspect grand-jury testimony to show that indictment was not properly issued
• finding harmless error when remarks did not urge jury to disregard evidence and convict solely to impose death sentence
• finding harmless error when remarks did not urge jury to disregard evidence and convict solely to impose death sentence
• finding harmless error when remarks did not urge jury to disregard evidence and convict solely to impose death sentence

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