Criminal Practice – PCR Denial – Meth Distribution – Church Playground – Ineffective Assistance Claim (access required)

After pleading guilty to multiple charges, petitioner applied for post-conviction relief (PCR), asserting that plea counsel was ineffective for failing to “challenge insufficient indictments” because the meth distribution at issue in two of the charges against petitioner took place near a church playground, which petitioner contends is not a “park” within the meaning of the ...

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Criminal Practice – PCR Denial – Meth Distribution – Church Playground – Ineffective Assistance Claim

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