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· 2/5/1986

United States v. Carl W. Raetzsch

Citations

  • 781 F.2d 1149
  • 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 21938

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  • holding that there must be some independent indicia of the likely merit of petitioner’s contentions; mere contradiction of the statements made at the guilty plea proceeding will not suffice
  • holding that there must be independent indicia of the likely merit of the petitioner’s contentions; mere contradiction of the statements made at the guilty plea proceeding will not suffice
  • requiring independent indicia of the likely merit of the petitioner's contentions; mere contradiction of the statements made at the guilty plea proceeding will not suffice
  • defendant not entitled to evidentiary hearing when allegations are inconsistent with his conduct

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Judges: Rubin, Johnson, Jones

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