United States v. John Shorter, A/K/A Leon J. Johnson, A/K/A Larry Johnson, and Jerre Tanksley

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• \The evidence also indicated that Shorter knew of or reasonably should have foreseen the conversion to crack form.\
• at sentencing and in a motion to withdraw, counsel stated that defendant had falsely accused her of forcing him to plead guilty; court agrees that “counsel’s action demonstrated a conflict of interest which prevented the attorney from representing him at sentencing with undivided loyalties”
• at sentencing and in a motion to withdraw, counsel stated that defendant had falsely accused her of forcing him to plead guilty; court agrees that \counsel's action demonstrated a conflict of interest which prevented the attorney from representing him at sentencing with undivided loyalties\
• overlapping interests imply a single conspiracy

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