United States v. Willis F. Streater

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• stating that the defendant’s affidavit asserting his innocence and intention to argue a defense, and his rejection of plea offers until after counsel erred and the judge sent for a jury panel, support an intent to proceed to trial
• “Strickland v. Washington applies to a collateral attack on the voluntary and intelligent nature of a guilty plea on Sixth Amendment grounds.”
• “Strickland v. Washington applies to a collateral attack on the voluntary and intelligent nature of a guilty plea on Sixth Amendment grounds.” (citation omitted) (citing United States v. Horne, 987 F.2d 833, 835 (D.C. Cir.

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