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· 6/10/2016

Glock, Inc. v. James R. Harper, III

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  • petitioner cannot demonstrate that attomey’s promise of a particular sentence was prejudicial “because the record clearly shows that the defendant was advised by the Court and understood that he could be sentenced to up to forty years in prison”

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