Sixth Circuit· 4/6/1993

United States v. James Everett Perry

Citations

991 F.2d 304
1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 6993
1993 WL 98315

How courts have described this case

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holding that there was no material hindrance where the defendant placed robbery proceeds in a box and told a relative to hide it
holding that a defendant's \hurried attempt to conceal [ ] evidence as the police stood at the front door was 'contemporaneous with arrest' \
holding that a defendant’s “hurried attempt to conceal [] evidence as the police stood at the front door was ‘contemporaneous with arrest’”
upholding jury verdict when defendant stuck his hand inside jacket “like he was going to get something out”
noting defendant had no knowledge of any investigation when he acted
§ 2113(d)’s “puts in jeopardy . . . by the use of a dangerous weapon” requires that the offender have actually communicated the threat

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Judges: Guy, Batchelder, Celebrezze

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