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· 11/25/1997

United States v. Miguel Enrique Reyna

Citations

  • 130 F.3d 104
  • 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 33586
  • 1997 WL 730761

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that Rule 11 challenges not raised in the district court are not waived and are reviewed under harmless-error analysis
  • holding failure to explain nature of charge harmless because the indictment was read to the defendant, the defendant stated he understood the charges, and the court asked the defendant several questions about his understanding of the nature of the offense
  • holding failure to explain nature of charge harmless because the indictment was read to the defendant, the defendant stated he understood the charges, and the court asked the defendant several questions about his understanding of the nature of the offense
  • holding failure to explain nature of charge harmless because the indictment was read to the defendant, the defendant stated he understood the charges, and the court asked the defendant several questions about his understanding of the nature of the offense
  • holding failure to explain nature of charge harmless because the indictment was read to the defendant, the defendant stated he understood the charges, and the court asked the defendant several questions about his understanding of the nature of the offense
  • affirming the defendant’s sentence enhancement where he “initiated a high speed chase for several miles” and, in his attempt to flee, hit one of the patrol units

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Judges: Jolly, Garza

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