United States v. Owen Daniel Moore, III

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• upholding the Government’s discretion when the plea agreement stated: “The Defendant acknowledges that ... [the] United States retains complete discretion in determining whether a departure motion will be filed.”
• “[W]hen a plea agreement allocates complete discretion to the government to consider whether a substantial assistance motion should be filed, we may only review the government’s decision for unconstitutional motives.”
• “It is not necessary that a crime suggests planning in its most deliberative form; rather, it is sufficient if the evidence suggests merely that the crime was not committed in its simplest form.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).