Ricardo Garcia-Santos v. United States

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• determining that waivers of collateral attack under § 2255 are enforceable
• dismissing section 2255 petition without reaching merits because waiver in plea agreement was valid and enforceable
• enforcing a waiver of the right to bring a Section 2255 petition contained in a sentencing agreement
• upholding waiver of right to attack conviction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2255 when the challenge was based, in part, on ineffective assistance of counsel at sentencing
• adhering to the Second Circuit’s “holding that a waiver of appeal provision in a plea agreement [does] not constitute ‘cause’ for failing to take a direct appeal.”
• “a waiver of appeal provision in a plea agreement d[oes] not constitute ‘cause’ for failing to take a direct appeal.”

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