United States v. Edward Farmer

How courts have described this case

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• holding that where an “[a]ppellant has completed his sentence,” an “appeal on [a sentenc- ing] issue” is moot
• holding that appeal from sentence was rendered moot by the defendant’s release from custody
• holding that appeal from sentence was rendered moot by the defendant’s release from custody
• dismissing as moot defendant’s sentencing issue on direct appeal because he completed his sentence and “ha[d] not advanced any argument that there may be benefits ... in haying his sentence reduced” after he served it
• dismissing as moot a defendant’s sentencing issue on direct appeal because he had completed his sentence and had not “advanced any argument that ‘there may be benefits . . . in having his sentence reduced after he has already served [it]’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).