Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit November 16, 1972, 72-1754 (United States v. Michael Joseph Battaglia, Jr.)
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United States · · · 16-11-1972
PER CURIAM:
The appellant pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit bills and was sentenced to five years. He then petitioned the Court to set aside the conviction or to modify the sentence.
There is no merit to appellant’s Rule 11 attack on his guilty plea so we will not disturb his conviction.
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