United States v. Jacquez-Beltran
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
Defendant-Appellant Jesus Jaequez-Beltran appeals his conviction based on alleged insufficiency of the indictment and a Rule 11 violation in the district court’s admonishment as to the nature of the charges against him. Finding the defendant’s objections to the indictment to be waived or without merit, and finding the court’s admonishment adequate, we affirm.
I
Defendant Jesus Jacquez-Beltran was serving a prison term when he struck correctional officer Tommy Jackson on the head with a radio. He pleaded guilty to assault of an officer with a dangerous weapon.
Defendant’s first complaint concerns…
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