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N.L.H. v. State of Maryland

N.L.H. v. State of Maryland

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Post-Conviction—Ineffective Assistance—Immigration Consequences

N.L.H. filed a petition for a writ of error coram nobis, arguing his guilty plea was invalid due to ineffective assistance of counsel regarding immigration consequences.

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