· 2/29/2012
United States v. Eduardo Carreon-Ibarra
Citations
- 673 F.3d 358
- 2012 WL 638499
- 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 4112
How courts have described this case
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- finding claim of Rule 11 violation for failure to inform defendant regarding proper mandatory minimum was not waived by appellate waiver in plea agreement
- finding appeal waiver did not preclude consideration of alleged Rule 11 violation
- “[A] waiver-of-appeal provision ... cannot be enforced to bar a claim that the waiver itself—-or the plea agreement of which it was a part— was unknowing or involuntary.” (quotation marks omitted)
- “A district court commits Rule 11 error when accepting a guilty plea if it fails to inform the defendant ‘accurately of the proper minimum sentence’ that will result from the plea.”
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Judges: Garza, Clement, Southwick
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