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· 1/26/2018

Colbert, J. v. Hon. Glazer, G.

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  • recognizing that Fed. R. App. P. 4(b) “is a nonjurisdictional claim-processing rule” that “may be waived or forfeited”
  • ruling that Rule 32(j) requires district court to advise defendant of right to appeal even when defendant has agreed to appeal waiver
  • explaining Rule 4(b)’s time limit is non-jurisdictional, and cannot be equitably tolled, even for good cause

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