Ninth Circuit· 8/17/2006

United States v. Brad Wayne Young

Citations

458 F.3d 998
2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 21060
2006 WL 2371887

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concluding the defendant had an opportunity to participate in a hearing because “the defendant could have objected to the entry of the order or otherwise engaged with the court as to the merits of the restraining order”
“Joining the Fifth and Seventh Circuits, we agree that the plain text of the statute indicates that the ‘opportunity to participate’ requirement is a minimal one.”
“[Section 922(g)(8)(A) requires] a proceeding during which the defendant could have objected to the entry of the order or otherwise engaged with the court as to the merits of the restraining order.”

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Judges: O'Scannlain, Silverman, Gould

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