United States v. Barker
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
J. SKELLY WRIGHT, Circuit Judge:
Appellants challenge denial by the District Court of their motions to withdraw guilty pleas to seven counts of an indictment arising out of the now-famous “Watergate Break-in.” We affirm. We find in the court’s action a proper exercise of its discretion under Rule 32(d), Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.1
I. THE PROCEEDINGS
Appellants were the foot soldiers of the Watergate Break-in. They came to the affair from the anti-Castro movement, centered in Miami’s Cuban-American community, and from a long history of service in the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)…
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