· 12/9/1977
United States v. Edward Lee Bean
Citations
- 564 F.2d 700
- 1977 U.S. App. LEXIS 5687
How courts have described this case
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- holding that although the plea bargain was cast in the form of a dismissal of a count, the district judge properly exercised reasonable discretion in rejecting the plea bargain in order to impose an appropriate sentence
- reversing trial judges’ plea bargain rejections only where arbitrary and capricious and normally only where the sentencing decision jeopardizes a constitutional right
- reviewing reasons proffered by district court for rejecting plea agreement under abuse of discretion standard
- reviewing reasons proffered by district court for rejecting plea agreement under abuse of discretion standard
- affirming rejection of plea agreement where sentence did not reflect defendant's \dangerous character\
- affirming rejection of plea agreement where sentence did not reflect defendant’s “dangerous character”
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Judges: Wisdom, Gewin, Ainsworth
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