United States v. Horace Benson

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• “Benson asks us ... to determine whether one of the requisite elements of the offense was satisfied. His guilty plea, however, requires us to decline to do so.”
• “[B]y pleading guilty, defendant admitted all material facts alleged in the information. Having done so, he may not now seek to relitigate those facts by attacking his sentence under Rule 35.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).