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· 8/19/1993

United States v. Mason Schau, United States of America v. Monte Schau

Citations

  • 1 F.3d 729
  • 1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 20864

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  • concluding that application of the enhancement was warranted where the defendant ordered the victims into an unlocked vault from which they could easily have freed themselves on the ground that the victims were forced to comply
  • concluding that application of the enhancement was warranted where the defendant ordered the victims into an unlocked vault from which they could easily have freed themselves on the ground that the victims were forced to comply
  • concluding that application of the enhancement was warranted where the defendant ordered the victims into an unlocked vault from which they could easily have freed themselves on the ground that the victims were forced to comply
  • concluding that application of the enhancement was warranted where the defendant ordered the victims into an unlocked vault from which they could easily have freed themselves on the ground that the victims were forced to comply

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Judges: Fagg, Bowman, Loken

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