· 6/19/1978
Raymond L. Buckelew and James Laney Jenkins v. United States of America, Judson Lee Drane v. United States
Citations
- 575 F.2d 515
- 1978 U.S. App. LEXIS 10613
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- denying relief on ineffective assistance claim that was predicated on counsel's failure to call witness when petitioner failed even to allege how witness' testimony would have been helpful
- denying relief on ineffective assistance claim that was predicated on counsel’s failure to call witness when petitioner failed even to allege how witness’ testimony would have been helpful
- rejecting the appellants’ ineffective-assistance claim based on counsel’s age and poor health because no prejudice was shown
- denying ineffective assistance of counsel claim where the defendants failed to make a specific allegation of prejudice resulting from counsel's supposed illness
- rejecting the appellants' ineffective-assistance claim based on counsel's age and poor health because no prejudice was shown
- \(P)roof of bypass typically involves a showing that the prisoner secured some tactical advantage by not pressing his claim earlier.\
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Judges: Morgan, Gee, King
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