United States v. Francisco Gonzalez, Also Known as Pancho

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• stating that the plea agreement allowed the government to disclose information obtained during the debriefing only under certain circumstances
• stating that the plea agreement allowed the government to disclose information obtained during the debriefing only under certain circumstances
• stating that where the Government has breached a plea agreement, the defendant is necessarily released from any waiver provision contained therein
• noting that whether the government’s use of information provided by the defendant in a debriefing violated the plea agreement is a -15- question of law that the court reviews de novo
• noting immunized statements may be used to impeach later inconsistent statements
• “[W]here the government has breached . . . a plea agreement, the defendant is necessarily released from an appeal waiver provision contained therein.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).