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Matthews v. Workman, No. 07-6209

By FindLaw Staff on July 07, 2009 | Last updated on March 21, 2019

In a capital habeas matter, the denial of Petitioner's petition is affirmed, where 1) an allegedly improper juror communication did not prejudice Petitioner, because the defense made no appeal to residual doubt in the penalty phase; and 2) the prosecutor did not reference any extra-record evidence in his argument.

Read Matthews v. Workman, No. 07-6209

Appellate Information

Filed July 7, 2009

Judges

Opinion by Judge Gorsuch

Counsel

For Appellant:

Timothy R. Payne, Assistant Federal Public Defender, Oklahoma City, OK

For Appellee:

Seth S. Branham, Assistant Attorney General, Oklahoma City, OK

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