Court of Appeals of Iowa· 2/23/1989

Whitsel v. State

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439 N.W.2d 871
1989 Iowa App. LEXIS 15
1989 WL 43502

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requiring a PCR applicant provide “[a]n affirmative factual basis demonstrating the alleged inadequacy of representation” to “overcome a strong presumption of counsel’s competency”
“Regardless of the appellant’s many claims as to ineffective assistance of counsel, we find no prejudice to the appellant because the evidence presented at his trial was overwhelming concerning his guilt.”
“Regardless of the appellant’s many claims as to ineffective assistance of counsel, we find no prejudice to the appellant because the evidence presented at his trial was overwhelming concerning his guilt.”
“Regardless of the appellant’s many claims as to ineffective assistance of counsel, we find no prejudice to the appellant because the evidence presented at his trial was overwhelming concerning his guilt.”
“Regardless of the appellant’s many claims as to ineffective assistance of counsel, we find no prejudice to the appellant because the evidence presented at his trial was overwhelming concerning his guilt.”

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Judges: Schlegel, Hayden, Habhab

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