· 5/3/1946
Charleston Mail Ass'n v. State Health Department
Citations
- 3 Ct. Cl. 174
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the defendant likely had a claim for ineffective assistance of counsel where his defense counsel failed to accept a plea offer as instructed, allowing the offer to lapse
- explaining that a \package deal\ plea offer would not violate defendant's constitutional rights
- explaining that a “package deal” plea offer would not violate defendant's constitutional rights
- explaining that a package dear would not violate the defendants constitutional rights
- concern \that the defendant may have been coerced into giving up his right to go to trial obviously does not apply when the defendant does go to trial\
- appointment of counsel in habeas cases will be “rare”
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Judges: Smith
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