· 5/26/1854
McPheeters v. Campbell
Citations
- 5 Ind. 107
How courts have described this case
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- holding that defense counsel was not ineffective in failing to investigate defendant's out-of-state criminal record
- rejecting defendant's claim plea counsel committed reversible error by miscalculating his criminal history because plea counsel knew generally defendant committed prior crimes in Colorado and should have investigated further
- “The only issue the UMted States Supreme Court decided was whether defense counsel had a duty to m-form Ms client, known to be a resident alien, of the effect of a guilty plea on the client’s immigration status.”
- “The only issue the United States Supreme Court decided was whether defense counsel had a duty to inform his client, known to be a resident alien, of the effect of a guilty plea on the client’s immigration status.”
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Judges: Davison
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