· 9/30/2016
ALFRED, JR., GEORGE, PEOPLE v
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- noting counsel’s duty to challenge irrelevant and meritless positions and advance only those in the defendant’s best interest
- reviewing for abuse of discretion the district court’s order denying motion to discharge appointed counsel
- applying the good-faith exception and noting that, at the time the Government obtained the disclosure orders at issue, binding Eleventh Circuit precedent held that a § 2703(d) disclosure order comported with the Fourth Amendment and was not constitutionally unreasonable
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