Brian K. Allen v. United States
DueProcess
Whether the near consensus Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals' application of plea agreement appeal waivers as to subsequent sentencing proceedings, where neither PSR nor evidentiary hearing has been compiled or conducted at the time of waiver, violates fundamental due process rights of defendants entering such waivers and whether such waivers inherently are neither knowing or intelligent
QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1. Whether the near consensus Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals’ application of plea agreement appeal waivers as to subsequent sentencing proceedings, where neither PSR nor evidentiary hearing has been compiled or conducted at the time of waiver, violates fundamental due process rights of defendants entering such waivers and whether such waivers inherently are neither knowing or intelligent. ii