United States v. Consago

ORDER

Christopher Consago pleaded guilty to bank robbery, see 18 U.S.C. § 2113(a), after he entered a bank in Chicago with his face covered by a black scarf, demanded that the tellers stay quiet and give him all their money, and stole $8,588. Although Consago’s newly appointed lawyer asserts that the defendant pleaded guilty without a plea agreement, the parties did alert the district judge to “small agreements” during the plea colloquy: The government would not argue for a sentence above the imprisonment range calculated by the probation officer, and Consago would be free to argue for a…