United States v. Gillman Long

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• holding that the district court did not plainly err by admitting the defendant’s pre‑Miranda statement, “I do not want to incriminate myself,” even if it could be viewed as the defendant’s attempt to invoke his Fifth Amendment rights
• generally, ineffective assistance of counsel claims are better left for post-conviction proceedings
• generally, ineffective assistance of counsel claims are better left for post-conviction proceedings

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