United States v. Allende

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• noting that appellant, though attesting he was denied employment due to lacking a discharge certificate, had neither provided “documentation from potential employers regarding their employment practices, nor has he otherwise demonstrated a valid reason for failing to do so.”
• no prejudice when appellant fails to provide any documentation from prospective employers regarding employment practices or a valid reason for failin g to do so
• court assumed due process violation however found seven years between sentencing and completion of review harmless
• appellant’s affidavit that he was denied employment as a result of his inability to obtain a DD Form 214, without more, is insufficient to establish prejudice
• appellant's affidavit that he was denied employment as a result of inability to obtain timely discharge certificate, Department of Defense Form 214 3 WILLBARGER—ARMY 20091026 (DD 214), without more is insufficient to establish prejudice
• assertions in personal affidavit about potential employers’ employment practices not substantiated

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