Roger G. Galbraith v. United States

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• affirming district court’s decision to forego an evidentiary hearing where petitioner did not provide “specific details”
• affirming district court's decision to forego an evidentiary hearing where petitioner did not provide “specific details”
• noting “[the defendant] himself [could] have submitted a sworn affidavit recounting the facts … and surrounding events” in support of his claim for ineffective assistance of counsel
• noting “[the defendant] himself [could] have submitted a sworn affidavit recounting the facts … and surrounding events” in support of his claim for ineffective assistance of counsel
• basing § 2255 petition claims of ineffective assistance of counsel on petitioner’s sworn affidavits
• the ineffective assistance analysis takes place in the context of a presumption that an attorney’s conduct is reasonably proficient

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