Tenth Circuit· 6/16/1998

United States v. Frederick Brye

Citations

146 F.3d 1207
1998 Colo. J. C.A.R. 3127
1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 12737
1998 WL 318563

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finding that three year delay was neither extreme nor implicitly sinister, but rather the type of delay that is ordinary in the fabric of criminal proceedings
describing two available remedies and noting that defendant may only withdraw guilty plea when breach is “particularly egregious or intentional”
describing two available remedies and noting that defendant may only withdraw guilty plea when breach is \particularly egregious or intentional\
interpreting an agreement in such a way as to render a provision superfluous does not accord with general principles of contract law
suggesting the fight in question was “a -4- case of mutual combatants” rather than duress
finding breach of plea agreement based on statements by government which implicitly argued against downward departure when government had promised to take no position

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Judges: Henry, Barrett, Briscoe

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