United States v. Lashon Browning

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that district judge properly relied on fingerprint evidence in resolving whether defendant was the same person named in judgment of conviction
• explaining that “the continued authority of Almendarez-Torres is not for us to decide”
• explaining that the “continued authority of Almendarez-Torres is not for us to decide”
• noting that continuing authority of Almendarez-Torres is not for this court to decide
• dismissing “frivolous” argument that suspect cannot indicate comprehension of Miranda rights by nodding head
• dismissing “frivolous” argument that suspect cannot indicate comprehension of Miranda rights by nodding head

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).