State v. Recer

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• holding that prejudice is shown with evidence that the defendant's decision to waive a jury trial would have been different if he had not been incorrectly advised about probation
• holding that there must be more apparent from the record than trial counsel's mere mistake in order for the defendant's ineffective assistance of counsel claim to succeed
• holding that there must be more apparent from the record than trial counsel's mere mistake in order for the defendant's ineffective assistance of counsel claim to succeed
• holding defendant must show he would have made a different decision if properly informed
• rejecting ineffective assistance claim in part because the record did not reflect that appellant would have made a different sentencing election if correctly advised on the law
• rejecting ineffective assistance claim in part because the record did not reflect that appellant would have made a different sentencing election if correctly advised on the law

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