United States v. Donella Locke

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• comparing waiver and forfeiture and finding defendant waived objection to restitution amount when he withdrew stated objection
• comparing waiver and forfeiture and finding de- fendant waived objection to restitution amount when he withdrew stated objection
• comparing waiver and forfeiture and finding de- fendant waived objection to restitution amount when he withdrew stated objection
• when a defendant intentionally relinquishes or abandons a known right, the issue has been waived and cannot be reviewed on appeal, not even for plain error
• when a defendant intentionally relinquishes or abandons a known right, the issue has been waived and cannot be reviewed on appeal, not even for plain error
• distinguishing roles of sentencing guidelines and restitution statutes

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