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· 10/10/1990

United States v. Michael Britt

Citations

  • 917 F.2d 353
  • 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 17792
  • 1990 WL 150028

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that manifest necessity may permit a court to set aside a guilty plea over a defendant's objection
  • recognizing that manifest necessity may permit a court to set aside a guilty plea over a defendant's objection
  • finding no Double Jeopardy Clause violation when, following a defendant’s breach of a plea agreement, the court set aside the defendant’s guilty plea and the Government filed more serious charges
  • finding no Double Jeopardy Clause violation when, following a defendant’s breach of a plea agreement, the court set aside the defendant’s guilty plea and the Government filed more serious charges

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Judges: Arnold, Bowman, Wollman

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