People v. Huante

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• recognizing that an attorney’s failure to inform a defendant of the collateral deportation consequences of the guilty plea does not mitigate the voluntariness of that plea and thus does not render the attorney’s representation ineffective
• no prejudice established where threat of deportation existed whether conviction rested upon guilty plea or jury verdict
• Strickland standard applicable to guilty pleas and postconviction challenges alleging ineffective assistance of counsel
• neither the trial court nor defense counsel was required to advise the defendant of so-called collateral consequences of a guilty plea; deportation was found to be a collateral consequence
• neither the trial court nor defense counsel was required to advise the defendant of so-called collateral consequences of a guilty plea; deportation was found to be a collateral consequence
• ineffective assistance only if counsel' actively misrepresented deportation consequences

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