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· 1/29/1996

Robert S. Moore v. Howard Carlton, Warden

Citations

  • 74 F.3d 689
  • 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 1072
  • 1996 WL 30473

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  • observing that the final step of considering a prejudice claim involves examining the merits of that claim
  • \[I]t seems clear that failing to file a significant portion of the record on direct appeal constitutes deficient performance.\
  • “Therefore, it seems clear that failing to file a significant portion of the record on direct appeal constitutes deficient performance, when the sufficiency of the evidence is an issue.”

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Judges: Siler, Moore, Forester

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