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· 3/6/2008

Lint v. State

Citations

  • 180 P.3d 511
  • 145 Idaho 472
  • 2008 Ida. App. LEXIS 26

How courts have described this case

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  • ruling court may consider probability of success of motion to determine whether conduct constituted ineffective assistance of counsel
  • noting that failure to file a motion that would not be granted is generally dispositive of both the deficient performance and prejudice requirements of an ineffective assistance of counsel claim
  • concluding whether attorney’s inactivity constituted ineffective assistance turns on probability of motion’s success
  • petitioner bears the burden to prove that a motion for substitute counsel would have been granted based on counsel’s financial conflict of interest

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Judges: Perry, Gutierrez, Lansing

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