A prisoner who turned down a plea deal because he got bad advice from an attorney now has a chance to get a much shorter sentence, and even to get out of prison, following the decision of a federal judge.
April 09, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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A prisoner who turned down a plea deal because he got bad advice from an attorney now has a chance to get a much shorter sentence, and even to get out of prison, following the decision of a federal judge.
Devon Millington is serving a life sentence for the murder of a New York City bartender in 2000, but a federal magistrate and a federal judge agreed that he deserved a writ of habeas corpus because of ineffective assistance of counsel.
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