United States v. Raymond Eugene Badger

How courts have described this case

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• finding that fact that defendant \was ably and effectively\ represented by counsel throughout proceedings supported district court's refusal to permit plea withdrawal
• holding no abuse of discretion by “district judge [that] did not make specific findings on each of the Carr factors”
• stating that even if factors of government prejudice, inconvenience to court, and waste of judicial resources weighed in Badger's favor, \they do not tip the scales to the extent necessary to find an abuse of discretion\
• “[W]e did not intend to require the district court to make a specific finding as to each of the seven factors every time a defendant requests to withdraw a guilty plea.”
• delay of three weeks weighed against withdrawal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).