PaineWebber Real Estate Securities, Inc. v. D.G. Meyer & Co.

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• recognizing that where record silent as to whether defendant took part in decision to tender instruction, there can be no finding that defendant disagreed with counsel's request or suffered prejudice
• reversal would be warranted if the record showed the ultimate decision not to submit an instruction was made as a matter of trial strategy by trial counsel
• signifying membership in a criminal gang

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