· 6/12/2002
Survey of the Law of Expatriation
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- holding that where plaintiff has not satis- fied private analogue requirement, plaintiff has failed to state cause of action under Federal Tort Claims Act
- holding that it was not ineffective for defense counsel not to call polygraph examiner to establish a witness was lying when evidence was not admissible
- holding that where plaintiff has not satis- fied private analogue requirement, plaintiff has failed to state cause of action under Federal Tort Claims Act
- if trial counsel was not ineffective, then defendant was not prejudiced by appellate counsel’s failure to raise issue
- if trial counsel was not ineffective, then defendant was not prejudiced by appellate counsel’s failure to raise issue
- motion for postconviction relief cannot be used to secure review of issues which were or could have been litigated on direct appeal
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