Inability To Satisfy Plain-Error Test Doesn’t Shut Down Ineffective Assistance Claim
A defendant’s failure to satisfy the plain-error test regarding a trial court’s alleged error doesn’t, by itself, prohibit the defendant from bringing an ineffective assistance of counsel claim.
Attorney Found to be Ineffective for Not Calling Witness of Child Suggestibility
Ineffective assistance of counsel is an incredibly difficult burden for a criminal defendant to prove.