United States v. Garry David Gallardo

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• construing post-judgment objection to the magistrate judge’s report as a Rule 59(e) motion
• analogizing the statute prohibiting the mailing of child pornography with the mail fraud statute, concluding that mailing four separate letters constituted four separate violations even though three of the envelopes were mailed at the same time
• construing objections to the report, filed in a criminal case after entry of the final judgment, as a motion for reconsideration that tolled the time for filing a notice of appeal until after entry of the court’s order disposing of the motion
• liberally construing objections as a motion for reconsideration in the context of the former 10-day time limit for filing a Rule 59(e) motion

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