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· 10/29/1991

United States v. Robert J. Knorr

Citations

  • 942 F.2d 1217
  • 1991 WL 179432

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a defendant’s misunderstanding that he might be subject to a four- level increase in offense level based on his leadership position in a drug organization was not a fair and just reason to allow withdrawal of guilty plea
  • stating that the defendant waived his Rule 32 rights by participating in the sentencing without objection based on the shortened time period
  • rejecting a defendant’s claim that Rule 32 was violated when he and counsel allegedly did not have “in depth” discussions relating to the PSR
  • rejecting a defendant’s claim that Rule 32 was violated when he and counsel allegedly did not have \in depth\ discussions relating to the PSR
  • upholding denial of a continu- ance where new counsel was given only eight days to prepare for the sentencing hearing
  • \[R]ational conduct requires that voluntary responses made by a defendant when entering a guilty plea be binding.\

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Judges: Cummings, Ripple, Kanne

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