Arreola v. State

How courts have described this case

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• stating that Strickland should be considered “controlling authority for all ineffective assistance of counsel claims”
• stating that Strickland should be considered “controlling authority for all ineffective assistance of counsel claims”
• “An accused who attests when he enters his plea of guilty that he understands the nature of his plea and that it is voluntary has a heavy burden on appeal to show that his plea was involuntary.”
• \An accused who attests when he enters his plea of guilty that he understands the nature of his plea and that it is voluntary has a heavy burden on appeal to show that his plea was involuntary.\
• \An accused who attests when he enters his plea of guilty that he understands the nature of his plea and that it is voluntary has a heavy burden on appeal to show that his plea was involuntary.\
• failure to advise of right of appeal and deadlines

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