United States v. Pedro Martinez, Iii, A/K/A Pete

How courts have described this case

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• ruling the court need not address allegations unsupported by “meaningful legal and factual arguments”
• attorney’s failure to inform client that he was ineligible for boot camp was not deficient performance for the purposes of an ineffective assistance claim
• “[A]n attorney’s mere inaccurate prediction of a sentence does not demonstrate the deficiency component of an ineffective assistance of counsel claim.”
• “[A]n attorney’s mere inaccurate prediction of sentence does not demonstrate the deficiency component of an ineffective assistance of counsel claim.”
• “[A]n attorney’s mere inaccurate prediction of a sentence does not demonstrate the deficiency component of an ineffective assistance of counsel claim.” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• attorney’s failure to inform client that he was ineligible for boot camp was not deficient performance for the purposes of an ineffective assistance claim

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