United States v. Michael Carr

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• concluding that defendant’s filing of motion 22 days after plea was entered was untimely
• concluding that defendant’s filing of motion 22 days after plea was entered was untimely
• noting that district court’s have “broad discretion” with respect to motions to withdraw a guilty plea
• stating that a motion to withdraw “was not promptly filed” where “[t]he defendant waited twenty-two days [after pleading guilty] before filing his motion”
• finding that motion to withdraw guilty plea was not promptly filed where defendant waited twenty-two days to file the motion, “only three days before sentencing”
• noting that if an assertion of innocence were enough to withdraw a guilty plea, withdrawal would be an automatic right

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