United States v. John E. Irwin

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• finding no prejudice because the defendant produced no evidence of disparagement
• finding no prejudice because the defendant produced no evidence of disparagement
• defendant failed to establish that he was prejudiced by interference in attorney-client relationship when evidence showed that attorney provided vigorous defense
• »[I]f the affidavits show as a matter of law that appellant was or was not entitled to relief, no hearing was required.”
• prejudice was not presumed when government agent contacted defendant without knowledge of defense counsel

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).