United States v. Ronald Frank Vaughan

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• holding that guilty plea forecloses double jeopardy claim unless breach of prior plea agreement is “apparent ‘on the face of the record’”
• holding that guilty plea forecloses double jeopardy claim unless breach of prior plea agreement is \apparent 'on the face of the record' \
• explaining Supreme Court precedent dictates a guilty plea may foreclose a double jeopardy claim unless it is clear from the face of the record that the court had no power to enter conviction or impose a sentence
• “A defendant’s knowing and intelligent guilty plea forecloses independent claims relating to the deprivation of constitutional rights that occurred prior to the entry of the guilty plea.”

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