United States v. Pedro Diaz-Calderone

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• holding that a district court may rely on arrest reports if the defendant acknowledges his guilt and implicitly affirms the truth of the arrest report during a plea colloquy
• holding that a district court may rely on arrest reports if the defendant acknowledges his guilt and implicitly affirms the truth of the arrest report during a plea colloquy
• reviewing statements in a recording of a defendant’s change-of-plea hearing rather than sworn police affidavits alone to determine whether the “arrest affidavit established a factual basis” for his plea of nolo contendere

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