· 1/19/1981
United States v. James Edwards Adams
Citations
- 634 F.2d 830
- 56 A.L.R. Fed. 510
- 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 20900
How courts have described this case
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- holding that defendant who demonstrates no actual prejudice in his trial was not entitled to new trial despite trial court’s violation of Rule 11
- concluding that the district court participated in plea negotiations when “the judge offered a plea bargain to [the defendant] on her own initiative”
- concluding that the district court participated in plea negotiations when “the judge offered a plea bargain to [the defendant] on her own initiative”
- holding that defendant who demonstrates no actual prejudice in his trial was not entitled to new trial despite trial court’s violation of Rule 11
- holding that the district court participated in plea discussions when it discussed the bargain with the parties in chambers and “offered a plea bargain to [the defendant] on [its] own initiative”
- concluding that the fourth prong was satisfied after judicial participation in plea discussions
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Judges: Gee, Rubin, Randall
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