Notice of Post-Conviction Consultation Certification — USA v. Harun (Dkt. 37)

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A Post-Conviction Consultation Certification, Doc. 37 in Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia, stamped filed 01/24/24 and running Page 1 of 2 and Page 2 of 2. The first page, to be completed by the defendant, has statements that the defendant met with an attorney about the right to appeal a conviction and sentence, including a direct appeal to the Eleventh Circuit with assistance of counsel free of charge if indigent, and a check-one choice between deciding to file an appeal and deciding not to file one. The second page, to be completed and filed by counsel, repeats the certification for an attorney and client, with signature and witnessed lines for both. A filing note says counsel must file the form in the trial-court record within ten business days following its completion.

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Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE Document37 _ Filed 01/24/24 Page1of2

TO BE COMPLETED BY THE DEFENDANT:

l, G\abs Wasun [print name], certify that I this day met with my attorney,
—Jebnow Viewed [print name] and:

* | am of sound mind, clear-headed, and able to comprehend all of what my attorney has advised me about
my right to appeal my conviction and sentence in this case;

* My attorney has fully explained to me the appellate process, including that I

(a) have the right to a direct appeal to the Eleventh Circuit, with assistance of counsel, free of charge,
if | am indigent, but to exercise that right I

(b) must timely file a notice of appeal and

(c) comply with all appellate form-completion and briefing obligations;
* My attorney has advised me about the advantages and disadvantages of pursuing an appeal;
* My attorney has thoroughly inquired of me about my interest in appealing my conviction.

It is in that light that (check one):

| have decided to file an appeal and thus have instructed my attorney to file it for me.

‘ee I have decided not to file an appeal, and my attorney has explained to me the consequences of
failing to do so. Those consequences include the waiver of my right to complain about the process
that led up to my conviction, including in the future, should I decide to seek any form of habeas
corpus, 28 U.S.C. § 2255, or other judicial relief from the conviction.

This24 day of “Dan _, 2024

Print: —dehans Nine) name of attorney
Sign: A= signature of attorney

Witnessed:
Print: Ca\ S \hacun name of defendant

Sign: rae eee: signature of defendant

FILING: Counsel must file this form in the trial-court record of the defendant's case within ten business
days following its completion. Attach this as the second page of a document bearing the caption of your
client's case with this title: “POST-CONVICTION CONSULTATION CERTIFICATION.”

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Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE Document37 Filed 01/24/24 Page 2of2

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA

POST-CONVICTION CONSULTATION CERTIFICATION

TO BE COMPLETED AND FILED BY COUNSEL:

I, aes Vines [print name], attorney for _G@\o Ay 2 Wescin [print name],
certify that I this day met with my client, G\- ds eae [print name] and:

¢ | found him/her to be of sound mind, clear-headed, and able to comprehend all of what | advised him/her
regarding his/her right to appeal from the conviction and sentence in this case.

* | have fully explained to him/her the appellate process, including that he/she

(a) has the right to a direct appeal to the Eleventh Circuit, with assistance of counsel,
free of charge, if he/she is indigent, but to exercise that right he/she

(b) must timely file a notice of appeal and
(c) comply with all appellate form-completion and briefing obligations;
* | have advised him/her about the advantages and disadvantages of pursuing an appeal:
* | have thoroughly inquired of him/her about his/her interest in appealing his/her conviction.
It is in that light that (check one):
he/she has decided to file an appeal and thus has instructed me to file it for him/her.
das has decided not to file an appeal, and I have explained to him/her the consequences of failing
to do so. Those consequences include the waiver of his/her right to complain about the process that

led up to his/her conviction, including in the future, should he/she decide to seek any form of habeas
corpus, 28 U.S.C. § 2255, or other judicial relief from the conviction.

This24 day of Dan , 2044.

Print: 1c on 1 Vin ey name of attorney
S .
Sign: Cer signature of attorney
Witnessed:
Print: G\ & ies \Nesy Un name of defendant
J
Sign: ee = signature of defendant
a

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