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US v. Cano-Rodriguez
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US v. Cano-Rodriguez
14 January 2009, 8:00 pm
(U.S. 7th Cir., Criminal Law & Procedure, Per Curiam, Sentencing) Counsel's motion to withdraw after a conviction for being in the U.S. without permission is granted where defendant had no nonfrivolous grounds for appeal since the district court did not commit plain error by imposing two points to the defendant's criminal history because he was found illegally in the country while in prison, and defendant had no argument that he had received an unreasonable sentence.
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