United States v. Darrell Jones

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• holding that a defendant is not entitled to a hearing where his allega- tions are inherently unreliable, conclusory, and fail to “im- pugn[] the validity of the plea” (citation omitted)
• “Vol- untariness of a guilty plea is ensured by a court's compliance with Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 11.”
• motion to withdraw plea can be denied without hearing if the allegations in its support are “mere conclusions”
• “A defendant may waive his appeal rights as part of a plea agreement, provided the waiver is clear and unambigu- ous.”
• motion to withdraw plea can be denied without hearing if the allegations in its support are “mere conclusions”
• “Voluntariness of a guilty plea is ensured by a court’s compliance with Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 11.”

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