United States v. Augustine

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an attorney’s failure to make an argument in a suppression hearing does not qualify as good cause
• declining to consider arguments that were “abandoned . . . in [the] reply brief”
• declining to consider arguments that were “abandoned . . . in [the] reply brief”
• “[C]ounsel’s inadvertent failure to raise a suppression argument before the district court does not in itself constitute good cause warranting relief from a Rule 12[] waiver.”
• “[W]e do not read Burke as expanding the good-cause exception such that it swallows the waiver rule articulated in [Rule 12], as it would if good cause warranting relief from waiver existed every time a defendant’s attorney inadvertently failed to raise a suppression argument.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).