· 10/30/1986
United States v. David Driver
Citations
- 798 F.2d 248
How courts have described this case
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- “defense counsel could reasonably have concluded that the strength of [defendant’s] claim to innocence would have been dissipated by arguing to the jury that [defendant] was part of a conspiracy to distribute cocaine, but that he was not part of the conspiracy charged in the indictment”
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Judges: Wood, Eschbach, Swygert
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