Boyles v. Myrick

Petitioner, who formerly worked as a juvenile probation officer, was convicted by a jury of 45 offenses, including multiple sex offenses involving the minors whom he supervised. He petitions for post-conviction relief on a variety of grounds, including that his trial lawyer was constitutionally inadequate and ineffective in numerous respects. In a detailed opinion, the post-conviction court concluded that the bulk of petitioner’s allegations did not warrant post-conviction relief. However, the court determined that petitioner was entitled to relief on his claim that trial counsel was…