· 5/23/1996
United States v. Leonard Bingham (94-4330) Terrance B. Bagley (95-3006) Josephus M. Petaway (95-3171) Craig S. Houston (95-3173)
Citations
- 81 F.3d 617
How courts have described this case
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- upholding the enhancement where defendant attempted “indirectly, and perhaps even somewhat ambiguously, to have” a witness testify falsely
- approving the district court’s determination of drug quantity based upon a tally sheet kept by a known drug dealer, because the tally sheet indicated that the defendant had purchased $1,000 of cocaine, which equaled 28 grams
- upholding an Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963). But the prosecutors in this obstruction enhancement where the defendant wrote letters to case had an open file policy, allowing the defense to view all his girlfriend attempting to persuade her to testify falsely
- a firearm seized from defendant’s closet supported a finding of constructive possession
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Judges: Merritt, Contie, Boggs
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