· 10/30/1990
United States v. Charles Jones, Movant-Appellant
Citations
- 918 F.2d 9
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 19137
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- stating that review of lawyer’s advocacy is deferential to the lawyer’s perspective at the time
- “There are significant advantages in having all the parties … 11 assert their claims in one forum, not only to avoid inconsistent factual findings, but also to 12 spare the litigants the additional costs of duplicate lawsuits.”
- counsel’s decisions are not to be evaluated in “hindsight”
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Judges: Cardamone, Pratt, Mukasey, Southern, York
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