Hamm v. Smith · ¶147

Any one of these approaches provides a reasonable way to evaluate whether a defendant's IQ is 70 or below in Atkins cases involving multiple scores. And when a court using a reasonable method concludes that a defendant's “true” IQ is above 70, it may reject an Atkins claim solely on that ground.

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