Per Curiam.
Appellant appears to argue that because he had the same attorney at trial and on direct appeal, the attorney had a "conflict of interest" in raising claims of ineffective assistance of counsel. Appellant does not identify any specific instances of ineffective assistance. Therefore, his argument seems to be that, whenever a defendant retains counsel on appeal, he or she is entitled to a finding of ineffective counsel per se because there ...
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