This idea of separateness concerning the two is what causes the misconceptions of amendment violations that plague our justice system and the defendants at its mercy. And although two cases have been presented to the United States Supreme Court, Missouri v. Frye, and Lafler v. Cooper and found to be unconstitutional for violating requirements listed in Strickland vs Washington, people still declare they cannot see a clear violation of one’s sixth amendment right in regardless to plea bargains.
In conclusion, individuals on both sides of plea bargaining can dispute the amendment rights found within the plea agreement and argue why they are or are not being violated, even though court ruling have been brought forth showing that violation have occurred. It will likely take being on the side of accepting a plea bargain agreement before an advocate for pleas will be able to relate and admit to the violations that are being executed throughout the plea bargain