· 3/17/2000
United States v. Larry M. Lilly
Citations
- 206 F.3d 756
- 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 4108
- 2000 WL 283838
How courts have described this case
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- holding that district court has authority to entertain a motion for clarification of the terms of supervised release
- holding that district court has authority to entertain a motion for clarification of the terms of supervised release
- applying criminal deadline where defendant sought declaration that he had satisfied his forfeiture obliga- tion, which was a condition of ongoing supervised release portion of sentence
- applying criminal deadline where defendant sought declaration that he had satisfied his forfeiture obliga- tion, which was a condition of ongoing supervised release portion of sentence
- defendant sought a determination in accordance with the court’s authority over conditions of his supervised 20 No. 10-1184 release that restitution obligation had been satisfied
- appeal from ruling on petition for clarification of conditions of supervised release is criminal in nature
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Judges: Posner, Bauer, Ripple
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