Herman Majors v. United States
SocialSecurity Securities Immigration
I. Whether a defendant in a drug conspiracy case suffers prejudice when his attorney fails to argue at sentencing that foreseeable drug quantity is limited to the amount distributed during the duration of the defendant's participation in the conspiracy.
II. Whether trial counsel's failure to argue for a sentence concurrent to petitioner's 10-year state sentence constitutes ineffective assistance under the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution.
Whether a defendant in a drug conspiracy case suffers prejudice when his attorney fails to argue at sentencing that foreseeable drug quantity is limited to the amount distributed during the duration of the defendant's participation in the conspiracy