· 12/31/2012
United States v. Timothy Fugit
Citations
- 703 F.3d 248
- 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 26643
- 2012 WL 6734787
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- finding that the decision to go to trial would not have been objectively reasonable where the evidence of petitioner’s guilt was overwhelming
- finding that the decision to go to trial would not have been objectively reasonable where the evidence of petitioner’s guilt was overwhelming
- finding that the decision to go to trial would not have been objectively reasonable where the evidence of petitioner’s guilt was overwhelming
- finding that the decision to go to trial would not have been objectively reasonable where the evidence of petitioner’s guilt was overwhelming
- finding that the decision to go to trial would not have been objectively reasonable where the evidence of petitioner’s guilt was overwhelming
- finding that the decision to go to trial would not have been objectively reasonable where the evidence of petitioner’s guilt was overwhelming
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Judges: Traxler, Wilkinson, Agee
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