United States v. Creadell Burns

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• explaining that a subsequent Supreme Court decision does not destroy a collateral review waiver
• upholding an appellate waiver over defendant’s objection that he could not waive a right that did not exist at the time he entered the waiver
• enforcing appeal waiver against challenge based on change in law

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