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· 2/11/2016

In Re General Motors Company

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  • \[A] motion judge may reject a defendant's self-serving affidavit as not credible\ [quotation omitted]
  • evidence sufficient for attempted robbery where defendant seated \just outside\ bank he had robbed previously, wearing same clothing and carrying disguise and pellet gun
  • counsel not ineffective for failing to file motion to suppress that would have been unsuccessful
  • \[A] motion judge may reject a defendant's self-serving affidavit as not credible\ [citation omitted]
  • Rosario rule intended to facilitate defendant's right to counsel
  • motion to suppress statements and identification would not have succeeded

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Judges: Strine

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