United States v. Samuel James Oakley, Sr.

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• providing counsel’s ineffectiveness depends on whether a motion or an objection would have been granted or sustained had it been made
• determination of ineffectiveness depends on whether a suppression motion or objection would have been sustained; mere assertion of lack of preparation is not sufficient
• determination of ineffectiveness 6 depends on whether a suppression motion or objection would have been sustained; mere assertion of lack of preparation is not sufficient
• ineffective assistance claim fails, in part, because of overwhelming evidence against defendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).