· 2/23/1886
Maxwell v. Newton
Citations
- 65 Wis. 261
- 27 N.W. 31
- 1886 Wisc. LEXIS 214
How courts have described this case
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- involving a defendant convicted for one count of possession and one count of delivery of less than 5 grams of marijuana, but found not guilty for selling marijuana
- “Since the trial court did not commit plain error when failing to give the [jury] instructions at issue, defendant cannot establish the necessary prejudice required to show ineffective assistance of counsel for failure to request the instructions.”
- “Since the trial court did not commit plain error when failing to give the [jury] instructions at issue, defendant cannot establish the necessary prejudice required to show ineffective assistance of counsel for failure to request the instructions.”
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Judges: Cole
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