United States v. Qubid Coleman

How courts have described this case

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• “The written plea agreement and his ad- missions that his lawyer explained the agreement to him and he understood the agreement—presumed to be true—are ad- equate substitutes for the verbal in-court colloquy about the collateral-attack waiver.”
• “The written plea agreement and his ad- missions that his lawyer explained the agreement to him and he understood the agreement—presumed to be true—are ad- equate substitutes for the verbal in-court colloquy about the collateral-attack waiver.”
• “The written plea agreement and his ad- missions that his lawyer explained the agreement to him and he understood the agreement—presumed to be true—are ad- equate substitutes for the verbal in-court colloquy about the collateral-attack waiver.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).