n. And the victim will understandably have less confidence that his or her feelings and views have been heard and respected. See Michael M. O'Hear, Plea Bargaining and Victims: From Consultation to Guidelines, 91 Marq. L. Rev. 323, 326-31 (2007) (summarizing "procedural justice" benefits that accrue when prosec

3.1(2) 110 Criminal Law 110XV Pleas 110k272 Plea of Guilty 110k273.1 Voluntary Character 110k273.1(2) k. Representations, Promises, or Coercion; Plea Bargaining. Most Cited Cases Government did not violate United States Attorneys' Manual (USAM) directive stating that kin the absence of some significant just

(2) 110 Criminal Law 110XV Pleas 110k272 Plea of Guilty 110k273.1 Voluntary Character I 10Ic273.1(2) k. Representations, Promises, or Coercion; Plea Bargaining. Most Cited Cases Government did not breach plea agreement pursuant to which defendant pleaded guilty to knowingly using fa- cility of interstate c

110 Criminal Law 110XV Pleas Il0k272 Plea of Guilty I I 0k273.I Voluntary Character I 10k273.1(2) k. Representations, Promises, or Coercion; Plea Bargaining. Most Cited Cases Plea and nonprosecution agreements must be in- terpreted according to objective standards. 161 Criminal Law 110 C42.5(3) Page 2