United States v. Computer Sciences Corp.

U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit · Decided 1982-06-16

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MURNAGHAN, Circuit Judge: Resourceful lawyers representing criminal defendants often desire to be thorough and to overlook nothing in their commendable zeal to afford first-class representation. Consequently in many cases they tend to excess as they inundate us with a plethora of arguments, some good and some not so good. Sometimes one wonders whether such lack of selectivity is not counterproductive, for a party raising a…

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