United States v. Hughes Anderson Bagley, Jr.

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• finding no extraordinary circumstances warranting expungement where an indictment was dismissed because the supporting evidence was seized unlawfully
• denying convicted felon's motion for proceeds from sale of weapons since he was unable to legally possess the weapons under section 922(g)(4), and to allow him to profit from such a sale \would make a mockery of the law.\
• dismissal by prosecutor after grant of motion to suppress did not warrant expungement.
• felon may not receive proceeds from sale of seized firearms
• government did not concede innocence in dismissing the indictment

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