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United States Vs. Morrison

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 13, 1981

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  5. U.S. 361 (1981) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. Morrison
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  6. U.S. 361 (1981) United States v. Morrison
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  7. right, fundamental to our system of justice, is meant to assure fairness in the adversary criminal process. Gideon v. Wainwright
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  8. Glasser v. United
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  9. to proved claims that governmental conduct has rendered counsel's assistance to the defendant ineffective. Moore v. Illinois
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  10. Geders v. United
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  11. Herring v. New
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  12. Massiah v. United
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  13. and should not unnecessarily infringe on competing interests. Our relevant cases reflect this approach. In Gideon v. Wainwright
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  14. supra, the defendant was totally denied the assistance of counsel at his criminal trial. In Geders v. United
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  15. Herring v. New
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  16. York, supra, and Powell v. Alabama
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  17. U. S. 45 (1932), judicial action before or during trial prevented counsel from being fully effective. In Black v. United
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  18. States, 385 Page 449 U. S. 365 U.S. 26 (1966), and O'Brien v. United
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  19. the evidence or to order a new trial if the evidence has been wrongfully admitted and the defendant convicted. Gilbert v. California
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  20. supra. In addition, certain violations of the right to counsel may be disregarded as harmless error. Compare Moore v. Illinois
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  21. supra at 434 U. S. 232 , with Chapman v. California
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  22. the District Court's denial of the motion to dismiss. The Third Circuit has approved this procedure. United States v. Moskow
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  23. United States v. Zudick
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  24. could not be remedied by a new trial or suppression of evidence, called for more drastic treatment. Cf. United States v. Marion
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  25. This is clear from United States v. Blue
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  26. The position we have adopted finds substantial support in the Courts of Appeals. United States v. Jimenez
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  27. United States v. Artuso
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  28. United States v. Glover
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  31. en banc) (dicta). The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has adopted a contrary view. See Commonwealth v. Manning
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  32. U.S. Supreme Court United States v. Morrison
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  33. Gideon v. Wainwright
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  34. Moore v. Illinois
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  35. In Gideon v. Wainwright
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  36. In Geders v. United
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  37. and Powell v. Alabama
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  38. In Black v. United
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  39. and O'Brien v. United
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  40. Compare Moore v. Illinois
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  41. United States v. Moskow
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  42. Cf. United States v. Marion
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  43. the Courts of Appeals. United States v. Jimenez
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  44. United States v. McCord
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  45. See Commonwealth v. Manning
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  46. Gilbert v. California
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  47. Chapman v. California
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