Suliman D. Aeid v. Floyd G. Bennett, Superintendent

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• declining, where this Court could dispose of the case on its merits, to address the argument that the respondent had waived any objection to an evidentiary hearing by repeated failures to object to the hearing
• petitioner was required to show a reasonable probability that, but for his counsel’s mistaken advice, he would have been offered and accepted a legal sentence that would have been more favorable than the sentence ultimately imposed after trial

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