· 2/6/2003
Ginyard v. United States
Citations
- 816 A.2d 21
- 2003 D.C. App. LEXIS 32
- 2003 WL 252480
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- explaining that the “soundness” of counsel’s actions “present[s] a question of law rather than of fact”
- confirming the hearsay statement was properly excluded where there was no evidence that the declarant had personal knowledge of the subject of the statement
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Judges: Terry, Farrell, Glickman
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