Common use of Government’s Reservation of Rights Clause in Contracts

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentinformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentIndictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentInformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictmentIndictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictmentinformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictmentinformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and, d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentindictment or information; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences sentence imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentInformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentIndictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free free, on appeal or collateral proceedings proceedings, to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentSuperseding Indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment;information. c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed sentence imposed, and that the United States remains free free, on appeal or collateral proceedings proceedings, to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the superseding indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed sentence imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictmentSuperseding Indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses does not impose the sentence agreed to follow any recommendation made by the United Statesparties in this agreement; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant Defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by a defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreementPlea Agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentIndictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the a defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and; d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take takes issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictmentInformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences sentence imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictmentIndictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed sentence imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that that, provided its actions are consistent with the provisions of this Plea Agreement, the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. : oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the .the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. Plea Agreement; comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment; c. Information; oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed; and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. and oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose Oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment Comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentSuperseding Indictment; c. oppose Oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose Oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed sentence imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant Defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose A. Oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant Defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment B. Comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentSecond Superseding Indictment; c. oppose C. Oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant Defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose D. Oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentinformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed sentence imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: : a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; ; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictment; information; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands defendants understand that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant the defendants at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentIndictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant defendants might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose A. Oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreementPlea Agreement; b. comment B. Comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentSecond Superseding Indictment; c. oppose C. Oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose D. Oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentinformation; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by defendant or others on the defendant’s behalf at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreementhearing; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges charge in the indictment; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant or others on the defendant’s behalf might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.

Government’s Reservation of Rights. The defendant understands that the United States expressly reserves the right in this case to: a. oppose or take issue with any position advanced by the defendant at the sentencing hearing which might be inconsistent with the provisions of this plea agreement; b. comment on the evidence supporting the charges in the indictmentsuperseding information; c. oppose any arguments and requests for relief the defendant might advance on an appeal from the sentences imposed imposed, and that the United States remains free on appeal or collateral proceedings to defend the legality and propriety of the sentence actually imposed, even if the Court chooses not to follow any recommendation made by the United States; and d. oppose any post-conviction motions for reduction of sentence, or other relief.