By Adam Siegler
A few weeks ago, the U.S. Supreme Court decided the case of Porter v. McCollum, a death penalty case arising out of a double murder in Florida. The Court reversed and remanded, holding that George Porter's counsel had been ineffective because he had failed to introduce evidence that Porter was a decorated combat Veteran who had suffered such severe psychological problems that he would use knives to try to climb the walls of his house. Porter had fo...
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