William J. Politte v. United States

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• holding that a strong presumption of good faith exists when an indictment has been returned against a third party
• holding that a \calculated\ plea bargain that includes a benefit for a third party is voluntary and constitutional
• holding that the entering of a plea because of concern for one’s family’s well-being “does not equate with duress in the constitutionally impermissible sense nor does it render his subsequent plea involuntary”

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