Glover v. State

Summary

The court affirmed Glover’s malice-murder conviction and life-without-parole sentence, rejecting his sufficiency, evidentiary, disclosure, ineffective-assistance, and cumulative-error claims. It held that the evidence permitted the jury to reject self-defense, any assumed evidentiary error was harmless, the disclosure claims were waived, and counsel’s handling of the challenged statement was strategic and neither deficient nor prejudicial.