United States v. Kerry L. Bass, Also Known as Kerry Lerron Bass

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• holding that double jeopardy argument is moot where court vacated one of the convictions at issue on other grounds
• concluding that the evidence was insufficient under the Jackson v. Virginia sufficiency-of-the-evidence standard and vacating defendant’s conviction based on ineffective assistance of his counsel in failing to raise the issue on appeal
• concluding that the evidence was insufficient under the Jackson v. Virginia sufficiency-of-the-evidence standard and vacating defendant’s conviction based on ineffective assistance of his counsel in failing to raise the issue on appeal
• finding that appellate counsel was ineffective for failing to challenge sufficiency on direct appeal when defendant’s conduct fell outside the statute
• noting that claims of ineffective assistance of appellate counsel are collateral attacks

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