Hamm v. Smith · ¶144

Computing a composite score and its associated standard error of measurement is a multistep calculation that requires the defendant to provide certain statistics about the tests that he has taken. Id., at 416–417; Watson 124. When a defendant provides all these data, courts, with the assistance of expert witnesses, can construct a composite score and its corresponding confidence interval. Unless that interval spans 70 or below, courts may deny Atkins relief.

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