People v. Venzor

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a Crim. P. 35(c) motion may be denied without a hearing “if the claims are bare and conclusory in nature[] and lack supporting factual allegations”
• declining to review issues presented “only in a perfunctory or conclusory manner”
• declining to review issues presented in a perfunctory or conclusory manner
• a trial court can deny a Crim. P. 35(c) motion without a hearing when the claims are bare and conclusory in nature
• “[I]f the claims are bare and conclusory in nature, and lack supporting factual allegations, the motion may also be denied without a hearing.”
• “Summary denial of a postconviction relief motion is . . . appropriate if the claims raise only an issue of law . . . .”

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