United States v. Eisom

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• stressing that waiver precludes review while forfeiture permits review, albeit only for plain error
• explaining that “waiver implies an intention to forgo a known right, whereas forfeiture implies something less deliberate — say, oversight, inadvertence, or neglect in asserting a potential right”
• finding defendant waived particular sentencing claim when he objected below and then withdrew his objection
• “Typically, a waived claim is dead and buried; it Page 12 Appellate Case: 23-3116 Document: 010111097399 Date Filed: 08/20/2024 Page: 13 cannot thereafter be resurrected on appeal.”
• “Typically, a waived claim is dead and buried.”
• finding waiver when appellant withdrew objection previously raised

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