United States v. Carroll Burt Rumery

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• “[W]here . . . counsel has induced his client to plead guilty based on patently erroneous advice, we may find that the plea itself was involuntary and unknowing.”
• “[W]here . . . counsel has induced his client to plead guilty based on patently erroneous advice, we may find that the plea itself was involuntary and unknowing.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).