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First Circuit· 1/12/2006

United States v. Hall

Citations

  • 434 F.3d 42
  • 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 681
  • 2006 WL 60959

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that sentencing court did not err by using defendant’s overall drug profits as a basis for estimating drug quantity under relevant conduct guideline
  • noting that a forfeiture money judgment is equivalent to a civil judgment, though that issue was not directly before the court
  • holding that criminal forfeiture is a \sanction against the individual defendant\
  • acknowledging that where a court imposes a general dollar- figure judgment, “the government may seize future assets to satisfy the order”
  • noting that a forfeiture money judgment is equivalent to a civil judgment, though that issue was not directly before the court
  • noting that § 1956 criminalizes transactions that conceal the source of drug proceeds “even if the defendant does not conceal his own identity in the process”

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Judges: Boudin, Campbell, Howard

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