United States v. Michael W. McCoy

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• holding that a district court's refusal to suppress evidence is non-jurisdictional and is waived by a guilty plea
• declining to decide which standard applies to motion to withdraw made between preliminary and final § 5010(e) sentencing
• “McCoy also raises several questions concerning the district court’s refusal to suppress certain evidence. These issues, however, are clearly non-jurisdictional and were effectively waived by McCoy’s guilty plea.”

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