Sherman Howard v. Richard Gramley

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that a refusal to appoint counsel should be reversed only where the defendant had a reasonable chance of winning with an attorney
• noting that counsel might be wise to choose not to appeal where there is the “threat of a sentence-enhancing remand that might make the risks of an appeal outweigh its potential benefits”
• admonishing a 10 No. 19‐2004 “‘kitchen sink’ approach” to advancing issues on appeal
• admonishing a 10 No. 19‐2004 “‘kitchen sink’ approach” to advancing issues on appeal
• applying same Strickland test to claim of ineffective assistance of appellate counsel
• applying same Strickland test to claim of ineffective assistance of appellate counsel

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).