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inlawrev-2716	Van Rheenen, Richard	Inequitable Treatment of Ineffective Assistance Litigants	1986	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5374	243	53	Although nothing in the Keys opinion indicated that the record of proceedings would provide a substantial factual basis for the court's determination on ineffective assistance claims in every case, in Harris V. State,^^ the court, relying on Keys, broadly stated that no evidentiary hearing on the motion to correct error is required or needed when one of the errors alleged was incompetency of trial counsel. Indiana case law requires that ineffective assistance claims be raised at the earhest possible opportunity;^ thus, a claimant must raise his claim on direct appeal if an attorney different from the lawyer whose inad- equacy is asserted files the motion to correct error or belated motion to correct error.	cache/inlawrev-2716.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2716.txt