Sixth Circuit· 3/28/2001
United States v. Lineberry
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- 7 F. App'x 520
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- “When, as in the case sub judice, the defendant has properly objected to an obstruction of justice increase, the trial court should make specific factual findings which evince the defendant’s willful impediment of justice.”
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Judges: Batchelder, Boggs, Krupansky
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- Nichols v. United StatesSupreme Court· 1994-06-06· cited 832×
- United States v. Richard Rodney Robison (89-3724), and James Roosevelt Smoot (89-3520)Sixth Circuit· 1990-06-01· cited 173×
- United States v. Vance K. WolfeSixth Circuit· 1995-12-15· cited 80×
- United States v. Russell PartingtonSixth Circuit· 1994-04-14· cited 69×
- United States v. Larry Terrell McDonaldSixth Circuit· 1999-01-21· cited 65×
- United States v. Kenneth O. NicholsSixth Circuit· 1993-02-16· cited 61×
- United States v. Bobby M. ChildersSixth Circuit· 1996-06-12· cited 50×
- United States v. Edward ChambersSixth Circuit· 1999-10-20· cited 50×
- United States v. James Dunlap (98-3855) and Jakhan Thomas (98-3856)Sixth Circuit· 2000-03-31· cited 49×
- United States v. Abraham Jacob Alkhabaz, Also Known as Jake BakerSixth Circuit· 1997-04-14· cited 47×
- United States v. Juan Alberto GessaSixth Circuit· 1995-06-15· cited 41×
- United States v. Marvin Clyde LincolnSixth Circuit· 1972-06-28· cited 22×
- United States v. Litho R. Range (91-3619) Eugene Ellington (91-3620)Sixth Circuit· 1993-02-18· cited 17×
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