United States v. Robert L. Rhodes

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• assessing voluntariness of plea in light of attorney’s alleged material misstatements about likely length of sentence and then reviewing ineffectiveness claim separately, under Strickland
• assessing voluntariness of plea in light of attorney’s alleged material misstatements about likely length of sentence and then reviewing ineffectiveness claim separately, under Strickland
• assessing voluntariness of plea in light of attorney’s alleged material misstatements about likely length of sentence and then reviewing ineffectiveness claim separately, under Strickland
• “Rule 11 is satis- fied when a court informs the defendant of the maximum and minimum statutory sentences.”
• \Defendant bears the burden of showing a fair and just reason' for withdrawal of his plea.\
• “The fact that the applicable Sentencing Guideline range was higher than defense counsel estimated, however, does not demonstrate a violation of Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 11.”

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