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· 11/29/1988

Penson v. Ohio

Citations

  • 488 U.S. 75
  • 109 S. Ct. 346
  • 102 L. Ed. 2d 300
  • 1988 U.S. LEXIS 5405

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that where a 12 defendant has been actually or constructively denied the assistance of counsel altogether, the 13 Strickland standard does not apply and prejudice is presumed; the implication is that Strickland does 14 apply where counsel is present but ineffective
  • holding that where a 6 defendant has been actually or constructively denied the assistance of counsel altogether, the 7 Strickland standard does not apply and prejudice is presumed; the implication is that Strickland does 8 apply where counsel is present but ineffective
  • holding that where a 28 defendant has been actually or constructively denied the assistance of counsel altogether, the 1 Strickland standard does not apply and prejudice is presumed; the implication is that Strickland does 2 apply where counsel is present but ineffective
  • holding that where a 14 defendant has been actually or constructively denied the assistance of counsel altogether, the 15 Strickland standard does not apply and prejudice is presumed; the implication is that Strickland does 16 apply where counsel is present but ineffective
  • holding 20 that where a defendant has been actually or constructively denied the assistance of counsel 21 altogether, the Strickland standard does not apply and prejudice is presumed; the implication is 22 that Strickland does apply where counsel is present but ineffective
  • holding 3 that where a defendant has been actually or constructively denied the assistance of counsel 4 altogether, the Strickland standard does not apply and prejudice is presumed; the implication is 5 that Strickland does apply where counsel is present but ineffective

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Judges: Stevens, O'Connor, Rehnquist

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