Tenth Circuit Blog
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
No IAC for Failure to Raise Blakely-style Argument
U.S. v. Sullivan, 2006 WL 1230675 (5/9/06) - It was not unreasonable for counsel to fail to raise a Blakely-type argument even after the S.Ct. granted certiorari in Blakely.
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