United States v. Leland Wayne Long, and Benjamin Charles Smith

How courts have described this case

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• holding that counsel's, failure to call alibi witnesses was not ineffective assistance and stating: \This Court will not second-guess tactical decisions of counsel in deciding whether to call certain witnesses.\
• holding that counsel's failure to call alibi witness was not ineffective assistance and stating: \This Court will not-second guess tactical decisions of counsel in deciding whether to call certain witnesses.\
• holding that counsel's failure to call al witness was not ineffective assistance and stating: \This Court will not-second gu tactical decisions of counsel in deciding whether to call certain witnesses.\
• holding that counsel's failure to call alibi witnesses was not ineffective assistance and stating: \This Court will not second- guess tactical decisions of counsel in deciding whether to call certain witnesses.\
• stating that appellate courts should not second-guess trial tactics such as decisions regarding which witnesses should be called to testify
• stating that appellate courts should not second-guess trial tactics such as decisions regarding which witnesses should be called to testify

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).