United States v. Francisco Meza-Rojas
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
PER CURIAM: *
Francisco Meza-Rojas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess, `with intent to distribute, 169 kilograms of cocaine and 4,736 kilograms of marijuana. The district court sentenced him to 324-months' imprisonment and five-years' supervised release. Meza, proceeding pro se, challenges on numerous grounds both his conviction and sentence.
Meza contends the district court erred when accepting his guilty plea by: failing to admonish him regarding the nature of the charge against him; taking multiple pleas in the same proceeding; failing to advise him fully on the consequences of…
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