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The Arkansas Supreme Court dismissed arguments claiming ineffective legal assistance. The court determined that expert testimony regarding trauma and mental illness had been taken into account. This decision was made despite disagreements about the scientific reliability of different Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) assessments.
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The Arkansas Supreme Court recently dismissed arguments alleging inadequate legal representation. The Court determined that expert opinions regarding trauma and mental health were taken into account. This decision was made despite disagreements about the scientific accuracy of different evaluations for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
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The Arkansas Supreme Court turned down arguments that legal help was ineffective. The court decided that information from experts about trauma and mental health was taken into account. This was true even though there were disagreements about how scientifically sound different evaluations for PTSD were.
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The highest court in Arkansas rejected claims that legal help was not good enough. The court looked at what experts said about trauma and mental illness. Even though there were arguments about different tests for PTSD, the court decided the information was considered by the court properly.