· 4/3/1991
Aaron B. Scruggs v. United States
Citations
- 929 F.2d 305
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 5343
- 1991 WL 44264
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- concluding that acquitted movant would not deserve expungement based on Constitution or statute suggested by court because he \has the proverbial record as long as an arm\
- concluding that acquitted movant would not deserve expungement based on Constitution or statute suggested by court because he “has the proverbial record as long as an arm”
- “Acquittal does not establish the lack of probable cause[.]”
- defendant in Privacy Act action improperly designated as \United States\
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Judges: Cudahy, Easterbrook, Ripple
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