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Wade Vs. Mayo
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- Jun 14, 1948
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U.S. 672 (1948) U.S. Supreme Court Wade v. MayoSearch
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U.S. 672 (1948) Wade v. MayoSearch
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under Florida law, a trial court has no duty to appoint counsel to represent the accused in a noncapital case. Watson v. StateSearch
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Johnson v. StateSearch
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for the purpose at hand have been dispelled by the subsequent decision of the Supreme Court of Florida in Johnson v. MayoSearch
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recognized jurisdiction whenever necessary to prevent an unjust and illegal deprivation of human liberty. Cf. Price v. JohnstonSearch
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to counsel in this type of case, it stems directly from the Fourteenth Amendment, and not from state statutes. Betts v. BradySearch
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However, in a later case, Johnson v. MayoSearch
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counsel to one in the position of Wade. It based this conclusion, we think, from examination of its opinion, on Betts v. BradySearch
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appellate remedies in the state courts and in this Court by appeal or writ of certiorari, have been exhausted. Tinsley v. AndersonSearch
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In Gordon v. ScudderSearch
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This Court held in Frank v. MangumSearch
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The second class is represented in this Court by only one case, Moore v. DempseySearch
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now barred to him by limitation, I think that federal courts should not intervene to correct the error. In Goto v. LaneSearch
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they will be considered by this Court is too well established to require citation. In a case decided this Term, Parker v. IllinoisSearch
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a clarifying order, this Court would have had resources for reaching a conclusion in such a situation. See Loftus v. IllinoisSearch
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Wade v. KirkSearch
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Mayo v. WadeSearch
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its Clerk, distributed this opinion to state prisoners seeking habeas corpus relief in federal courts. Potter v. DowdSearch
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based upon an adequate state ground, a failure to request review by this Court does not prejudice the prisoner. White v. RagenSearch
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See Lyon v. HarknessSearch
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Monsky v. WardenSearch
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Stonebreaker v. SmythSearch
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Nusser v. AderholdSearch
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Makowski v. BensonSearch
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Ross v. NierstheimerSearch
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Guy v. UtechtSearch
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Gordon v. ScudderSearch
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Herzog v. ColpoysSearch
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Cf. dissent in Maggio v. ZeitzSearch
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habeas corpus and coram nobis. Wade has tried habeas corpus and failed. Wade v. KirkSearch
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not shown by the record and not known by the court or by the defendant or his counsel at the time of the trial. Lamb v. StateSearch
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Fla. 396, 107 So. 535. See House v. StateSearch
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Hysler v. FloridaSearch
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Hawk v. OlsonSearch
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Goto v. LaneSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Wade v. MayoSearch
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Watson v. StateSearch
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Johnson v. MayoSearch
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