a term of three years imprisonment.


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In 1983, Lee filed a Rule 35 motion for the reduction of sentence which was denied by the district court;  this court affirmed the decision on appeal.   Lee filed a prior § 2255 motion alleging that his guilty plea was coerced and involuntarily made, his probation was imposed illegally, the trial judge was biased, and his counsel's representation was ineffective.   The district court denied his motion on the merits, and this court affirmed that judgment.


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In his current § 2255 motion, Lee alleged that his present incarceration is a breach of the plea agreement, that his term of probation was transferred illegally and that his counsel's representation was ineffective.   The district court denied his motion and dismissedOn Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, Hillary Clinton, accompanied by her family, walked on stage for the last time as a presidential candidate. The words she uttered stunned the world: “Last night, I congratulated Donald Trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. I hope that he will be a successful president for all Americans.” As I watched her give one of the toughest speeches of her political career, that moment, simply took my breath away.

I looked around the room, men and women, young and old, were wiping tears from their eyes. You could feel the raw emotion; the hurt, the disappointment, and the pain, as it engulfed the room. I wanted to believe that this wasn’t happening. You could hear her words, but in