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7 canonical passages across 6 cases, quoted by 53 opinions in total. These passages cluster together because the same opinions keep quoting them side by side: they state parts of one doctrine. The anchor passage is from Robertson v. State.

#Case FlagCanonical passage Citers
1 Robertson v. State Anchor
texcrimapp · 2006
green “errorless or perfect counsel whose competency of representation is to be judged by hindsight.” 20
2 Charles v. State
texcrimapp · 2004
red “presume that all reasonable factual findings that could have been made against the losing party were made against that losing party.” 14
3 Landers v. State
texcrimapp · 2008
green “the rationale for the change in the rule is to ensure that appellate courts will not need to speculate as to the possible factual findings supporting a trial judge's ruling if the trial judge will articulate them.” 5
4 Valdez v. State
texapp · 2006
green “necessarily believed that the antecedent contact had occurred.” 4
5 Landers v. State
texcrimapp · 2008
green “in ruling on a motion for new trial, the court must not summarize, discuss, or comment on evidence.” 4
6 Ex Parte Martinez
texcrimapp · 2006
green “the failure to present evidence of the alleged sexual abuse is borne primarily by applicant, as he had ample opportunity to divulge this evidence to his lawyer ... before trial” 3
7 Ex parte Garcia
texcrimapp · 2016
green “first, an applicant must demonstrate deficient performance by showing that his attorney's representation fell below an objective standard of reasonableness, as judged by prevailing professional norms.” 3

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