United States v. Tyrone Anthony Gray

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• concluding that the performance of trial counsel was deficient where \counsel's behavior was not colorably based on tactical considerations but merely upon a lack of diligence\
• holding that defendant met prejudice test of Strickland where counsel's failure to investigate meant significant evidence corroborating defendant's theory and casting doubt on government’s theory was never presented at trial
• noting that a complete absence of investigation usually amounts to ineffective assistance because a counsel cannot be said to have made an informed, strategic decision not to investigate
• noting that a complete absence of investigation usually amounts to ineffective assistance because a counsel cannot be said to have made an informed, strategic decision not to investigate
• noting that a complete absence of investigation usually amounts to ineffective assistance because a counsel cannot be said to have made an informed, strategic decision not to investigate
• noting that a complete absence of investigation usually amounts to ineffective assistance because a counsel cannot be said to have made an informed, strategic decision not to investigate

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).