Whether federal criminal defendants presenting substantial claims of ineffective assistance of counsel should receive the benefit of additional fact-finding before collateral appeal, or whether, instead, they should be compelled to wait for collateral review, at which point they may be forced to prosecute the claim pro se?

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether federal criminal defendants presenting substantial claims of ineffective assistance of counsel should receive the benefit of additional fact-finding before collateral appeal, or whether, instead, they should be compelled to wait for collateral review, at which point they may be forced to prosecute the claim pro se? i