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Gray v. United States

Citations

  • 617 A.2d 521
  • 1992 D.C. App. LEXIS 305
  • 1992 WL 365735

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  • concluding that hearing was necessary to determine whether trial counsel investigated witness who would have contradicted government's witness regarding defendant's presence at scene of crime
  • concluding that hearing was necessary to determine whether trial counsel investigated witness who would have contradicted government’s witness regarding defendant’s presence at scene of crime
  • “At the very least … the trial court should have taken testimony from [the appellant’s] trial counsel . . . .” before concluding trial counsel’s failure to investigate a witness was a reasonable tactical decision
  • “At the very least … the trial court should have taken testimony from [the appellant’s] trial counsel . . . .” before concluding trial counsel’s failure to investigate a witness was a reasonable tactical decision

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Judges: Rogers, Ferren, Terry

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