United States v. Lainez-Leiva

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting a concurrent-sentences based prejudice claim “because the Defendant’s criminal history, consisting of four convictions for criminal possession of a weapon, makes the likelihood of the Defendant obtaining a concurrent sentence highly speculative”
• defendant’s inability to serve concurrent sentence was insufficient prejudice to constitute Sixth Amendment violation because likelihood of concurrent sentence was highly speculative

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