United States v. William Charles Jenkins

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• holding that a district court does not have jurisdictional authority to grant credit for time served
• holding that a district court does not have jurisdictional authority to 2 Case: 19-30406 Document: 00515397463 Page: 3 Date Filed: 04/28/2020 No. 19-30406 grant credit for time served
• explaining that “credit awards must be made by the Attorney General, through the Bureau of Prisons, after sentencing”
• rejecting defendant's position as \ignor[ing] the Supreme Court's unequivocal statement in Wilson that a district court does not have the authority to grant a sentence credit at sentencing\
• rejecting ineffective assistance of counsel claims that are merely conclusory in nature and without supporting factual averments
• rejecting ineffective assistance of counsel claims that are merely conclusory in nature and without supporting factual averments

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