Seventh Circuit· 7/11/1996

United States v. Eric Boyd

Citations

86 F.3d 719

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reasoning that the decision to make a preemptory challenge is not as easily comprehensible to a lay person and thus is reserved for the attorney
reasoning that the decision to make a preemptory challenge is not as easily comprehensible to a lay person and thus is reserved for the attorney
reasoning that, aside from the four fundamental decisions enumerated by the Supreme Court in Jones, all other trial decisions are strategic decisions reserved for counsel
“[the] steps the court takes at the defendant’s behest are not reversible, because they are not error”
aside from the four fundamental decisions enumerated by the Supreme Court in Jones, all other trial decisions are strategic decisions that counsel must make
the “steps the court takes at the defendant’s behest are not reversible, because they are not error”

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Judges: Easterbrook, Kanne, Wood

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