· 2/27/2018
Chapman v. Mehta
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- observing that one with multiple felony convictions “cannot plausibly argue that he did not know his conviction[s] had a maximum punishment exceeding a year.”
- requiring the same showing in the context of a constitutionally invalid plea based on Rehaif
- concluding that this error was not structural
- concluding that this error was not structural
- consulting entire district court record to assess effect of Rehaif error in plea colloquy
- rejecting Rehaif claim where the defendant “[could not] plausibly argue that he did not know his conviction had a maximum punishment exceeding a year.”
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Judges: Judge Trevor N. McFadden
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