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Our cases have accordingly been responsive to proved claims that governmental conduct has rendered counsel 's assistance to the defendant ineffective". United States v. Morrison, 449 U.S. 361, 364, 101 S.Ct.
The pro-Trump mythology holds that the Dem-funded dossier created by British spy Christopher Steele was the basis for the original decision to wiretap Page, thus forming the main genesis of the whole investigation and rendering special counsel Robert S. Mueller's probe illegitimate.
Ruling otherwise would mean gutting the court's landmark decision in Gideon v. Wainwright and rendering the right to counsel all but meaningless.
"This has been brought up three times, and three separate opinions have been rendered by outside counsel that there is no conflict of interest," she said.
The transportation service is to be rendered , as respondents' counsel say, 'under such a flexible system of rate-making as would allow the fixing of fares equal, as nearly as might be, to the cost of service.' The compensation of the trustees is undoubtedly a part of that cost.
The forensic psychiatrist who examined him says that he "does not appreciate the nature and consequences of the proceedings against him, is unable to render assistance to counsel , and has impairments in reasoning as the result of a mental illness, ie, post-traumatic stress disorder, complicated by the neuropsychiatric effects of prolonged isolation".
The Third Circuit granted a certificate of appealability on his Sixth Amendment claim that his trial counsel rendered ineffective assistance by failing to call two additional witnesses at trial.
In fact, any other holding in the present case would in effect give Milošević the power to render the decision that counsel should be assigned meaningless by simply refusing to cooperate with the Assigned Counsel (Prosecutor v. Milošević 7 February 2005a, para. 10).
Nor is this a case where distrust, animosity, or other personal differences between the accused and his would-be counsel have rendered effective representation unlikely or impossible.
"It's almost impossible to render effective assistance of counsel under them," said Neal R. Sonnett, the chairman of the American Bar Association's task force on the treatment of enemy combatants.
By § 1960 of the Revised Laws of 1905 it is also provided that the attorney general shall be ex officio attorney for the railroad commission, and it is made his duty to institute and prosecute all actions which the commission shall order brought, and shall render the commissioners all counsel and advice necessary for the proper performance of their duties.
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The phrase "rendering counsel" functions as a verb phrase followed by a noun. The verb "rendering" acts as a present participle modifying the noun "counsel", indicating the action of providing advice or guidance. Although Ludwig shows few examples, its structure aligns with standard English grammar.
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