Brian W. Cooper v. United States

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• finding no prejudice 22 No. 21-1108 where counsel did not object to use of anonymous tip but “there was sufficient evidence apart from the tip to support the reliability of the jury’s verdict”
• Counsel is “strongly presumed to have rendered adequate assistance and to have made significant decisions in the exercise of his or her reasonable professional judgment.”
• “Defense counsel is ‘strongly presumed to have rendered adequate assistance and to have made significant decisions in the exercise of his or her reasonable professional judgment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).