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· 10/30/2003

United States v. Hussein

Citations

  • 351 F.3d 9
  • 2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 22335
  • 2003 WL 22459261

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  • holding that prison 14 officials cannot use valid procedures to obscure retaliatory actions, even if the ultimate result of 15 the procedure is the inmate “end[ing] up where he belonged.”
  • finding \very close\ the question of whether sufficient evidence of scienter had been presented to sustain conviction, notwithstanding that the defendant: (1
  • noting that unobjected-to jury instruction becomes binding unless plainly erroneous
  • noting that unobjected-to jury instruction becomes binding unless plainly erroneous
  • finding “very close” the question of whether sufficient evidence of scienter had been presented to sustain conviction, notwithstanding that the defendant: (1
  • rejecting the defendant’s fair warning argument as to khat because the underlying offense required that a defending “knowingly or intentionally” possess a controlled substance with intent to distribute

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Judges: Boudin, Selya, Siler

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