Sixth Circuit· 12/17/2001
United States v. Randy Graham
Citations
- 275 F.3d 490
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 26685
- 2001 WL 1636805
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- affirming application of Section 3A1.4 over dissenting opinion arguing that enhancement is contrary to statute
- noting the Supreme Court “has emphasized that no special exigency is required to conduct a warrantless search of an automobile when the car is mobile and the searching officer has probable cause to believe that fruits of a crime may be present in the automobile”
- enhancement applied to member of domestic militia involved in plot to forcibly overthrow the government
- “Because the crimes continued after the effective date of the amendment, the applica- tion of the adjustment does not present retroactivity problems.”
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Judges: Boggs, Moore, Cohn
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