United States Supreme Court
TENNARD v. DRETKE, 02-10038
In a capital murder case involving a defendant with an IQ of 67, a COA should have issued, because a reasonable jurist could have found the district court's assessment of constitutional claims, relating to defendant's low IQ, debatable or wrong.
Appellate Information
- Decided 06/24/2004
- Published 06/24/2004
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- United States Supreme Court