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· 12/17/2015

State v. Duquene Pierre(072859)

Citations

  • 223 N.J. 560
  • 127 A.3d 1260
  • 2015 N.J. LEXIS 1254

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  • recognizing the difficulty of determining which witnesses to call and holding a court should defer to a defense counsel's decision whether to call a witness
  • recognizing the difficulty of determining which witnesses to call and holding a court should defer to a defense counsel's decision whether to call a witness
  • recognizing the difficulty of determining which witnesses to call and holding a court should defer to a defense A-3198-16T3 6 counsel's decision whether to call a witness
  • recognizing the difficulty in determining which witnesses to call and holding a court should defer to a defense counsel's strategic decision whether to call a particular witness
  • acknowledging that deciding which witnesses to call at trial is \one of the most difficult strategic A-3822-22 43 decisions that any trial attorney must confront\ (quoting State v. Arthur, 184 N.J. 307, 320 (2005))
  • finding trial counsel ineffective by failing to investigate and obtain available evidence supporting an alibi defense

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Judges: Patterson

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