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...The state habeas court ordered Mr. Wentz to file an affidavit. Finding Wentz's affidavit to be credible, the state habeas court adopted the...
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...court entered an order of adjudication in accordance with the jury's finding and placed C.E.S. on supervised probation. This appeal followed....
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...2) the evidentiary ruling was not shown to be incorrect, (3) the finding of manifest necessity was not an abuse of discretion, (4) overruling Pierson...
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...Vernon 2011).I would reverse the conviction and remand for a new trial on the ground that the State willfully violated a discovery order...
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