Edward Barkauskas v. Michael P. Lane, James Fairman, and Neil F. Hartigan

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• explaining that a petitioner establishing prejudice must present actual evidence of exculpatory testimony that counsel allegedly overlooked
• “Looking solely by analogy at authority considering the requirement of a showing of prejudice in a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel, the party must present evidence, not mere conclusory allegations, that counsel overlooked exculpatory testimony.”
• \Bald allegations of prejudice are insufficient to demonstrate ineffective assistance of counsel.\

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