United States v. Edgardo Giorgi, United States of America v. Gilberto Ocasio-Gonzalez, United States of America v. Pedro M. Gonzalez-Sanchez

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• holding that “the government must shoulder a greater degree of responsibility for lack of clarity in a plea agreement”
• holding that \the mere fact of an adverse ruling ... does not B standing alone B create an inference of lack of partiality\
• holding that “Judge Pérez-Giménez correctly followed [section 144]; he reviewed the motion and supporting materials and found no legal basis for disqualification therein”
• holding that \Judge Pérez-Giménez correctly followed [ section 144 ]; he reviewed the motion and supporting materials and found no legal basis for disqualification therein\
• looking to reasonable expectations of parties to determine whether ambiguous plea agreement foreclosing prosecution for “any criminal acts related to thefts or hijackings of vans” barred later prosecution for arson or mail fraud
• looking to reasonable expectations of parties to determine whether ambiguous plea agreement foreclosing prosecution for \any criminal acts related to thefts or hijackings of vans\ barred later prosecution for arson or mail fraud

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).