· 8/19/1994
United States v. Nolden Garner, Jr., Also Known as William H. Hill, Robert Williams, Junior Gardner
Citations
- 32 F.3d 1305
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 22179
- 1994 WL 445226
How courts have described this case
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- finding no error when the government was allowed to present evidence of five prior felony convictions
- arrest on one charge does not trigger right to speedy trial on another charge filed after arrest
- \It is well settled that the double jeopardy clause does not bar a federal prosecution of a defendant who had been prosecuted for the same acts in state court.\
- government not bound by defendant's offer to stipulate as to felony status in § 922(g) case, and may introduce evidence of more than one conviction; rejecting request to reconsider circuit precedent on felony-status issue
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Judges: Hansen, Gibson, Kopf
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