United States v. Amir James Attar, United States of America v. Perfect View, Inc.

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• holding that a valid appeal waiver does not bar review of a post-plea violation of the right to counsel
• holding that defendant’s creation “of an inextricable ethical predicament for his counsel ... can properly be viewed as a constructive discharge of counsel undertaken for dilatory or unreasonable purposes .... ”
• holding that defendant's creation \of an inextricable ethical predicament for his counsel ... can properly be viewed as a constructive discharge of counsel undertaken for dilatory or unreasonable purposes . .\
• concluding that appeal waiver did not encompass claim of deprivation of right to counsel
• determining that plea agreement waiver cannot bar direct appeal based on ineffective assistance claim concerning plea proceedings
• providing that waiver does not bar review of post-plea ineffective assistance of counsel

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