United States v. Victor Rodriguez-Leon

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• finding no plain error where district court made inquiries sufficient to establish that defendant with I.Q. of 62 made plea knowingly and voluntarily
• finding defendant with IQ of 62 competent to plead guilty
• court did not plainly err in finding that the defendant, whose IQ was within the range of mild mental retardation and who suffered from brain dysfunction, was competent to enter a guilty plea and that the plea was voluntary, knowing, and intelligent
• court did not plainly err in finding that the defendant, whose IQ was within the range of mild mental retardation and who suffered from brain dysfunction, was competent to enter a guilty plea and that the plea was voluntary, knowing, and intelligent

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