United States v. Vincent Caputo, and Vincent Potenza

How courts have described this case

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• holding that in order to show prejudice a petitioner must demonstrate that but for counsel’s alleged error, the -result would have been different.
• finding that defendants’ ties to prior credit card schemes were probative of their intent in possessing credit card account numbers to commit access device fraud
• trial counsel not ineffective for not making a motion which he had no legal basis to make
• “Where intent to commit the crime charged is clearly at issue, evidence of prior similar acts may be introduced to prove that intent.”

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