Woods v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BOEHM, Justice.
David Leon Woods was convicted of murder and robbery and sentenced to death. He appeals the denial of his petition for postcon-viction relief challenging the effectiveness of his trial counsel. This ease presents a frequently encountered issue. The trial court found that the claim of ineffective representation was waived for failure to raise the issue on direct appeal. Woods contends that the trial record was not sufficiently developed to assess the merits of this claim on direct appeal. In brief, although ineffective assistance occasionally lends itself to resolution on direct…
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