Tenth Circuit· 7/10/2007

United States v. VanDam

Citations

493 F.3d 1194
2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 16271
2007 WL 1982155

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

honoring defendant's request \that the government be required to fulfill its promise in front of the same sentencing judge\
“Resentencing is the typical remedy for the breach of a plea agreement.”
\Resentencing is the typical remedy for the breach of a plea agreement.\
describing specific performance as the “typical remedy” and the “less drastic remedy”
“[w]hen . . . the defendant does not seek to withdraw his guilty plea, the less drastic remedy of resentencing appears to be most apt”
“This Court reviews de novo the question of whether the government has breached a plea agreement, even when the defendant fails to preserve this objection below.”

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Judges: Lucero, McKay, Holmes

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