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Fifth Circuit· 8/21/1996

West v. Johnson

Citations

  • 92 F.3d 1385
  • 1996 WL 470781

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  • holding that hearings not required when the existing record is adequate to evaluate the claims
  • concluding that affidavit filed by § 2254 petitioner did not establish either deficient performance or prejudice
  • noting that petitioner 23 cited no authority for the proposition that application of a state corpus delicti rule is 24 constitutionally mandated
  • rejecting Brady claim that prosecution withheld evidence suggesting that defendant fabricated his confession because defendant \knew whether or not he had taken the necklace\
  • rejecting Brady claim that prosecution withheld evidence suggesting that defendant fabricated his confession because defendant \knew whether or not he had taken the necklace\
  • rejecting Brady claim that prosecution withheld evidence suggesting that defendant fabricated his confession because defendant \knew whether or not he had taken the necklace\

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Judges: Politz, Garwood, Jones

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