Tenth Circuit· 2/21/2017

United States v. Wright

Citations

848 F.3d 1274
2017 WL 677485
2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 2927

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holding the burden is on the defendant to demonstrate the error satisfies each prong of the plain error test
declining to consider argument raised for the first time on appeal where defendant did not argue for plain error review
declining to review appellant’s argument under the plain-error standard because he incorrectly argued the court abused its discretion
“[W]e have repeatedly declined to consider arguments under the plain-error standard when the defendant fails to argue plain error.”
“By not protesting the loss and restitution amounts in the district court, Wright has waived them on appeal.”
under plain-error review, failure to raise factual dispute at sentencing in district court waives the error

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Judges: Phillips, Baldock

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