Cases pin-citing cluster 784057
· 2003 · 6 pinpoint citations from 6 cases, 5 distinct passages.
United States v. Antwan Heyward
· 2022-08-03 · Fourth Circuit · pin 348 F.3d at 417
“[A]n appropriately conducted Rule 11 colloquy can only serve meaningfully if the court is entitled to rely on the defendant’s statements made under oath to accept a guilty plea.”
United States v. Larone Frederick Elijah
· 2018-02-28 · Fourth Circuit · pin 348 F.3d at 417
“[A]n appropriately conducted Rule 11 colloquy can only serve meaningfully if the court is entitled to rely on the defendant’s statements made under oath to accept a guilty plea.”
United States v. Davis
· 2013-06-20 · Fourth Circuit · pin 348 F.3d at 417
“The most important consideration in resolving a motion to withdraw a guilty plea is an evaluation of the Rule 11 colloquy at which the guilty plea was accepted.”
Vulcan Golf, LLC v. Google Inc.
· 2008-12-18 · pin 348 F.3d at 417
“[L]ike other considerations, affirmative defenses must be factored into the ealeu-lus of whether common issues predominate.”
United States v. Edgar Sterling Lemaster
· 2005-04-11 · Fourth Circuit · pin 348 F.3d at 417
“[W]hen a defendant says he lied at the Rule 11 colloquy, he bears a heavy burden in seeking to nullify the process.”
United States v. White
· 2004-05-04 · Fourth Circuit · pin 348 F.3d at 417
"The Rule 11 colloquy is designed to provide a structure to protect the defendant against making an uninformed and involuntary decision to plead guilty . . ."