United States v. Romero-Galindez
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, Circuit Judge.
Following a guilty plea on a weapons charge, Angel Romero-Galindez, who many years earlier had four times over been convicted of murder, was sentenced as an armed career criminal to twenty years imprisonment. Claiming an assortment of errors permeated the proceedings below, Romero-Galindez appeals, asking this court to vacate his guilty plea and sentence. Having carefully considered the matter, we affirm.
BACKGROUND
Since 1997, Romero-Galindez, who was convicted of committing four murders between the ages of sixteen and seventeen, had been serving time in the Puerto Rico…
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