United States v. Conrad Slay, Jr.

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• “A motion to disqualify a magistrate under § 455(a) must be timely.” (citations omitted)
• “A motion to disqualify a magistrate under § 455(a) must be timely.”
• “Slay’s counsel was aware prior to the hearing on the motion to suppress of the facts which he now contends support a § 455(a) motion. Slay’s disqualification argument is therefore untimely and need not be considered by this Court on appeal.”
• plain error review appropriate in absence of objection
• plain error review appropriate in absence of objection

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