United States v. Ernest C. Hamilton, Lloyd E. Hennigan, Jr., Philip J. Shaheen, Jr., and Henri Loridans

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• noting that evidentiary hearings may be warranted in cases “involving allegations of jury tampering, prosecutorial misconduct, or third party confession.”
• “the acumen gained by a trial judge over the course of the proceedings made him well qualified to rule on the basis of affidavits without a hearing.”
• “Where evidentiary hearings are ordered, it is because of certain unique situations typically involving allegations of jury tampering, prosecutorial misconduct, or 14 Case: 17-13085 Date Filed: 08/30/2018 Page: 15 of 15 third party confession.”

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