United States v. Jepsen

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• stating that petitioner must prove his appellate counsel failed to raise an issue that would have constituted reversible error on appeal
• holding trial counsel was not ineffective for failing to raise a losing argument.
• finding an attorney is not deficient for failing to raise a losing argument at trial
• noting counsel was not deficient for failing to raise losing arguments
• \[A]n otherwise valid conviction will not be overturned merely because the defendant is dissatisfied with his or her counsel's exercise of judgment during the trial.\
• \[A]n otherwise valid conviction will not be overturned merely because defendant is dissatisfied with his or her counsel's exercise of judgment during the trial.\

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