Frazer v. U.S., No. 92-55193 (9th Cir.) (18 F.3d 778) (March 10, 1994) (Judge Stephen S. Trott)

Loaded on Jan. 1, 1994

Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Conflict of Interest.

In Judge Beezer's concurring opinion, he reviewed four standards by which ineffective assistance of counsel claims are determined, as follows: (1) the Strickland standard, under which the defendant must show that counsel's actions were outside the range of professional conduct and that but for the counsel's errors there is a …

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