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: StandDown Texas ProjectSears v. Upton
By Steve Hall
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In its final batch or orders, released yesterday, the Supreme Court instructeded Georgia to examine the above styled case for ineffective assistance of council. Sears v. Upton begins on page 5 of the Adobe .pdf document.Today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports, "Supreme Court says Cobb death case needs another look." It's written by Bill Rankin.The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered Georgia courts to take another
look at a Cobb County
death-penalty case and consider claims that defense lawyers mishandled
the case.The ruling, over the objections of four justices, stated that attorneys
for Demarcus Ali Sears tried to get jurors to spare Sears by noting he
came from a stable and loving family. A death sentence would have
devastated his family, the lawyers said...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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