· 7/23/2001
United States v. Demarco Williams
Citations
- 258 F.3d 669
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 16513
- 2001 WL 826119
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- holding that court's question to defendant “is there anything that you would like to say” was unambiguous invitation for allocution not limited to a particular issue
- finding only forfeiture of issues despite defendant’s failure to object at sentencing
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Judges: Manion, Wood, Williams
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