Second Circuit· 8/29/1996
United States v. Daniel Mortimer
Citations
- 94 F.3d 89
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 22497
- 1996 WL 490736
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- applying Porter to prohibit the district court from delegating its authority to set a restitution payment schedule to the Bureau of Prisons
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Judges: Kearse, Mahoney, McLAUGHLIN
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- United States v. James Barnett MillerFourth Circuit· 1996-03-06· cited 123×
- United States v. Mary M. PorterSecond Circuit· 1994-11-29· cited 72×
- United States v. Hassan Kassar, A/K/A Hassan AlkassarSecond Circuit· 1995-02-13· cited 58×
- United States v. Daniel MortimerSecond Circuit· 1995-04-12· cited 47×
- Darrell Prows v. Department of Justice Darrell Prows v. Department of JusticeD.C. Circuit· 1991-09-03· cited 6×
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