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Opinion
492 F.3d 1219 · Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit · Mar 15, 2007
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Parentheticals
finding that defendant did not waive, but rather forfeited, double jeopardy claim when raising it for the first time on appeal
reviewing under Rule 52(b) claim of double jeopardy timely raised on appeal but not raised in the district court, finding no error
explaining that failure to assert a right constitutes forfei- ture and not waiver
holding “that a defendant who simply failed to raise a double jeopardy claim before the district court, and took no affirmative steps to voluntarily relinquish the claim, forfeited that claim” and reviewed for plain error
explaining that, prior to Olano, the court often used the term “waiver” without “addressing the difference between waiver and forfeiture” and, despite concluding that a defendant’s claims were waived, sometimes reviewed the merits of the claim on appeal
discussing impact of Olano, abrogating Bascaro, and holding that double-jeopardy claim not asserted before trial court is forfeited not waived and defendant is entitled to plain-error review
discussing impact of Olano, 10 abrogating Bascaro, and holding that double-jeopardy claim not asserted before trial court is forfeited not waived and defendant is entitled to plain-error review
reviewing under Rule 52(b) claim of double jeopardy timely raised on appeal but not raised in the district court, finding no error
“[W]hile forfeited claims are reviewed under [Fed. R. Civ. P.] 52(b) for plain error, waived claims are not.”
“[W]hile forfeited claims are reviewed under Rule 52(b) for plain error, waived claims are not.”