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MMARYLAND, PETITIONER v.JAJAMES KULBICKI
http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/15pdf/14-848_pok0.pdf
http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/15pdf/14-848_pok0.pdf
MARYLAND, PETITIONER v. JAMES KULBICKI
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moojersey
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Not really MD 2A is it? Seems like some guy got off the hook for murder because he was able to find a lot of loopholes.
The way i read it was the court of appeals overturned the conviction and returned it for retrial for ineffective counsel. The ineffective part was based on "Future" knowledge and 1 report that existed. The SCUSA said nope he was found guilty and the counsel couldn't have been expected to find that one report that contradicted the CBLA process. Seems a good call.
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