Tyrell Maleek Corley v. State

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• recognizing that when an individual is convicted of a controlled substance offense, their removal is “practically inevitable”
• holding that, under Padilla, counsel has a duty to admonish a noncitizen that his guilty plea will result in the loss of legal immigration status
• holding that ineffective assistance 57 of counsel’s erroneous advice of relevant immigration consequences rendered the defendant’s plea involuntary
• upholding finding of but-for insistence on trial where immigration consequences were supremely important to Aguilar, and he believed his defense attorney was advising him in accord with an immigration attorney’s advice
• incorrect advice under Padilla rendered plea involuntary

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).