United States v. James A. Fisher, III

How courts have described this case

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• “[H]ighly publicized cases, such as that involving John Hinckley, have dramatized the possibility of civil commitment following an NGI verdict”
• consequences instruc- tion unnecessary when prosecutor did not suggest that defendant would be a danger to the community if found insane
• “Because [the defendant] did not raise these procedural objections 11 to the district court at the time of sentencing, we review his claims for plain error.”

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