Mason Somers v. Jay Forshey, Warden
FifthAmendment DueProcess HabeasCorpus
1. Once trial counsel learns facts of a criminal case prior to receiving discovery from the government, provides that discoverable information to his client and the client is heard on a jail house phone call repeating those facts, is trial counsel ineffective when the government uses those recordings and state to the jury that defendant must have committed the offense because he is heard talking about facts of the case before he should have known them" with
Whether trial counsel was ineffective for providing discoverable information to his client prior to receiving discovery from the government, resulting in the government using the client's recorded statements about those facts against him at trial