Rivera v. State

I concur in the ordered rebriefing. I appreciate that counsel has a professional obligation to not attempt to mislead the court. In addition he should not argue frivolous claims, and may as a matter of good advocacy desire to leave unargued some nonfrivolous claims. See Jones v. Barnes (1983), 468 U.S. 745, 103 S.Ct. 3308, 77 L.Ed.2d 987.

On the other hand, it is judicial review not attorney review to which a person con*112victed of a crime is entitled. In the case before us we are merely afforded counsel's conclusions that the issue is without merit on two of the claims; by implication that is…