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Anderson Vs. Harless
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- Nov 01, 1982
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U.S. 4 (1982) U.S. Supreme Court Anderson v. HarlessSearch
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U.S. 4 (1982) Anderson v. HarlessSearch
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and had cited People v. MartinSearch
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to life imprisonment. The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed respondent's conviction, People Page 459 U. S. 5 v. HarlessSearch
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App. to Pet. for Cert. 59a. Relying primarily on Sandstrom v. MontanaSearch
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See People v. HarlessSearch
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W.2d at 43. The court also emphasized that respondent, in his brief to the Michigan Court of Appeals, had cited People v. MartinSearch
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Michigan Court of Appeals that the trial court's malice instruction was erroneous, coupled with his citation of People v. MartinSearch
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to consider the issue encompassed by respondent's subsequent federal habeas petition. We reverse. In Picard v. ConnorSearch
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courts, id. at 404 U. S. 277 , or that a somewhat similar state law claim was made. See, e.g., Gayle v. LeFevreSearch
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Conner v. AugerSearch
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of his federal habeas corpus claim. Picard, supra, at 275, 277-278. Cf. Rose v. LundySearch
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He offered no support for this conclusion other than a citation to, and three excerpts from, People v. MartinSearch
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that respondent is still free to present his Sandstrom claim to the Michigan Court of Appeals, see People v. BerrySearch
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in the cited case is not even the same as the federal claim on which federal habeas relief is sought. See Picard v. ConnorSearch
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Page 459 U. S. 10 I also believe that approach was entirely faithful to Picard v. ConnorSearch
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state court might decide Page 459 U. S. 12 instruction issue differently if phrased in terms of Sandstrom v. MontanaSearch
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U. S. 510 , rather than in terms of People v. MartinSearch
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two more sets of federal judges before this Court decides whether the substantive error merits our review. Cf. Rose v. LundySearch
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See People v. MartinSearch
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Compare Ulster County Court v. AllenSearch
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U. S. 140 , with Sandstrom v. MontanaSearch
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People v. HarlessSearch
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Harless claimed on appeal that this instruction was reversible error under People v. MartinSearch
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verdict from the jury's consideration. In our view, the due process ramifications were self-evident. Under Picard v. ConnorSearch
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at 459 U. S. 7 . In state court, the defendant had argued that the instruction was inconsistent with People v. MartinSearch
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Martin had struck down an instruction that caused the jury to use a mandatory presumption of malice. See People v. HarlessSearch
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In many respects, this case is merely a sequel to Board of Education of Rogers, Ark. v. McCluskeySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Anderson v. HarlessSearch
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People v. MartinSearch
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of People v. MartinSearch
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In Picard v. ConnorSearch
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Gayle v. LeFevreSearch
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Cf. Rose v. LundySearch
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People v. BerrySearch
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See Picard v. ConnorSearch
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of Sandstrom v. MontanaSearch
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Under Picard v. ConnorSearch
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Board of Education of Rogers, Ark. v. McCluskeySearch
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