United States v. Cuahtemoc Alvarado-Arriola

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• recognizing district court’s “duty,” upon defendant’s presentation of a guilty plea, to determine whether the plea is appropriate
• recognizing district court’s “duty,” upon defendant’s presentation of a guilty plea, to determine whether the plea is appropriate
• prosecutor could not be said to have breached agreement nor could defendant claim reliance where agreement was implicitly conditioned on court approval and court refused to approve agreement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).