Westley Brian Cani v. United States

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• holding that a defendant cannot contest a district court’s initial restitution calculation absent direct appeal
• construing a district court’s dismissal for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction as a denial on the merits, and affirming
• construing a dismissal as a denial because the district court possessed subject-matter jurisdiction and should have denied the defendant’s motion on the merits
• construing a dismissal of a motion for lack of jurisdiction as a denial on the merits
• construing district court’s dismissal for lack of jurisdiction as denial on the merits and affirming because the distinction between denial and dismissal makes no significant difference
• finding a defedant ion inadequate because supported only by documentation of restitution payments made

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