Whether Lafler v. Cooper is violated when trial counsel advises a defendant to enter a guilty plea to an indictment that, on its face, violates the Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy clause

QUESTIONS PRESENTED Whether Lafler v. Cooper is violated when trial counsel advises a defendant to enter a guilty plea to an indictment that, on its face, violates the Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy clause, and; Whether Strickland v. Washington is violated when appellate counsel fails to raise this 'unpreserved' Double Jeopardy clain, and; Whether Rosales-Mireles v. United States is violated when the appellate court then denies a ‘pro se supplement to counsel-filed Brief’ in order to raise this (unpreserved) Double Assistance of Counsel claim at the appellate stage, for plain error review. (2)