Miguel Delgado v. United States

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• stating that an evidentiary hearing is unnecessary where allegations, even if true, do not warrant relief or allegations cannot be accepted as true because they are contradicted by the record or lack factual evidence and rely on conclusive statements
• evidentiary hearing properly denied where defendant's assertions stated in a conclusory fashion

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