United States of America v. Timothy Has No Horses

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• noting that the government may argue for an obstruction of justice enhancement without necessarily breaching a plea agreement duty to recommend an acceptance of responsibility reduction
• noting that the government may argue for an obstruction of justice enhancement without necessarily breaching a plea agreement duty to recommend an acceptance of responsibility reduction
• rejecting a claim that erroneous advice by counsel about an expected sentence entitled the defendant to set aside his guilty plea, based on the defendant’s testimony during the plea proceeding
• applying de novo review and finding no breach where “plea agreement did not obligate the government to object to recommendations made in the presentence re- port” that conflicted with plea agreement
• applying de novo review and finding no breach where “plea agreement did not obligate the government to object to recommendations made in the presentence re- port” that conflicted with plea agreement
• applying de novo review and finding no breach where “plea agreement did not obligate the government to object to recommendations made in the presentence re- port” that conflicted with plea agreement

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