United States v. Alvira-Sanchez
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KAYATTA, Circuit Judge.
Carlos Luis Alvira-Sanchez alleges that the district court in this case made several errors in accepting and entering his guilty plea. Alvira-Sanchez made no objections to any of those purported errors at the time, nor did he thereafter seek to withdraw his plea, even after he was sentenced. He now asks that we vacate the acceptance'of his plea. Although several, of Alvira-Sanchez’s claims of error are meritorious, no shortcoming in the district court’s acceptance of his plea caused him any harm. Accordingly, we deny Alvira-Sanchez’s request for reversal. At the same…
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