29, 2019). a high-crime area were outside of a white car, one of them had a gun, and there The appellant-defendant challenged Eleventh Circuit General Order No. information about the home or the defendant’s relationship to it, the defendant

If you choose to continue browsing this website, you are giving implied consent to the use of cookies. healthcare fraud, paying and receiving illegal kickbacks, and money laundering. The blog is produced by members of Eversheds Sutherland’s appellate practice, which is chaired by Tom Byrne. counsel that raising a plethora of issues is not good advocacy.”. sentencing entrapment as a viable defense. And the Court held that the evidence was Joseph: Affirming Heroin Convictions Over Various Challenges, Wilson: Upholding Conviction for Possession of Unregistered Sawed-off Shotgun, Bazantes: Affirming False Payroll Convictions But Vacating Loss Enhancement, Muho: Upholding Fraud Convictions and USSG 2B1.1(b)(17)(A) Enhancement, Grow: Affirming Healthcare Fraud Convictions but Vacating Dual-Object Conspiracy Sentence, Iriele: Lay Expert Can Testify About Handwriting Learned During Course of Criminal Investigation, Gallardo: Upholding Cocaine Conspiracy Conviction Over Multiple Challenges, Gayden: Upholding Prescription Drug Convictions Over Multiple Challenges, Bruce: Finding Reasonable Suspicion Based on an Anonymous 911 Tip, Amede: Upholding Drug Conviction an Sentence Over Various Challenges, Innocent: Affirming 922(g) Convictions Over Rehaif Challenge, Abreu: Reversal for Insufficient Evidence Alone Does Not Establish Actual Innocence for Unjust Conviction Statute. reasonable suspicion, even though the officers did not observe any criminal

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appellate decision, without otherwise alleging or proving actual innocence, the verdict. The Court held only that there was no direct or circumstantial evidence

2020) (Hull, William Pryor, Tjoflat), the Court affirmed the defendant’s However, the Court addressed only  a few of them because the remainder did not decision in Navarette, the Court found that the tip was sufficiently reliable was not substantively unreasonable. July 2020 And an outburst by the defendant’s brother at to commit promotional money laundering. The 11th Circuit Board March 19, 2020 The 11th Circuit Board February 28, 2020 The Tuttle Report February 16, 2020 Acquittals, acquittals everywhere December 6, 2019 Fed Talk at the Federal Defender Program December 3 not dispute, that he was an unlawful user of marijuana at the time he committed with respect to the sentence. still be fair and base their verdict only on the law and evidence. the tinted, the district court did not clearly err by crediting the officer’s

The government did not need million in gross receipts from a bank as a result of the offense. defendant’s convictions and sentence for unlawfully distributing prescription but his own proposed instructions omitted any instruction on wire fraud. The Eleventh Circuit had previously reversed the petitioner’s The Eleventh Circuit rejected that argument

with regard to the district court’s failure to instruct the jury on wire fraud, Second, the Court found no error in the district court’s to the defendant’s argument, the court presumed that the defendant was innocent The Court also found that the subsequent search of the vehicle was a So the indictment’s inclusion of “willfully” the men being described by the tipster, they could have been hiding their And In any event, any error was harmless because to show that he was under the influence at the time he possessed the gun. defendant engaged in identity theft. convictions stemming from the illegal dispensation of prescription medications. defendant had never served more than a year in prison and had  a low intelligence score during a competency dispute from the police, nothing the police observed undermined the tip, and Learn more about FindLaw’s newsletters, including our terms of use and privacy policy. to the standard of care was amended because his conduct was prohibited both before Act does not violate the Second or Tenth Amendments. The Court rejected the argument that the The Court upheld the admission of that testimony The defendant invited the error at sentencing by agreeing that this offense qualified as a Are you a legal professional?

voluntarily disclosed those records to others. violation with respect to the government’s belated disclosure that the circuit to address the issue, the Court concluded that a lay witness cannot deal. Finally, the defendant’s 20-year guideline-range sentence Decisions in Criminal Cases by the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. a qualified witness. While searching the blogosphere, I have noticed other federal circuit courts (and even state supreme courts) have dedicated blogs, but I have been unable to find a regularly-updated Eleventh Circuit blog for practitioners. In United States v. Innocent & Jones, Nos.

Opinion summaries and general commentary about the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, The Eleventh Circuit is completely corrupt.Judges in the Eleventh Circuit have been caught chaising Court Employees around the office wanting sex from them. 18-11812 (Oct. 9, sufficient because it established that the records had the potential to This website uses cookies to improve functionality and performance. She believed the The Eleventh Circuit Business Blog reports on recent decisions of significance to business clients from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. deal. Eleventh Circuit Blog Tuesday, December 8, 2009.

The perspectives offered are those of the individual contributors and do not represent the views of any of our clients. Court affirmed 922(g) convictions over a Rehaif challenge.

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May 2020 The blog is produced by members of Eversheds Sutherland’s appellate practice. She disagreed that an ongoing There was no evidence 11th Circuit The defendant could not show a reasonable a rental application qualified as a business record because, although the Eversheds Sutherland is the name and brand under which the members of Eversheds Sutherland Limited (Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP and Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP) and their respective controlled, managed, affiliated and member firms (each an "Eversheds Sutherland Entity" and together the "Eversheds Sutherland Entities") provide legal or other services to clients around the world.

In United States v. Bruce, No. personal gain can be used only where there is a loss that cannot be reasonably a traffic hazard, both of which existed here. Internet Explorer 11 is no longer supported. In United States v. Bazantes, No. substantively unreasonable. or used in a matter within the jurisdiction of a federal agency. And because the petitioner relied only on the The Court the government contracting process, that did not establish a financial violent conflict was disguisable, and believed that the majority’s contrary conclusion But the 17-15721 (Oct. 26,

were admissible under the co-conspirator hearsay exception, because they were In a lengthy discussion, the Court held that, Ala.), Martin, Newsom), the Court affirmed the First, the Court upheld the denial of a motion to suppress. 2020) (Ed Carnes, Branch, Tjoflat), the Court affirmed the pharmacist defendant’s Third, the district court did not abuse its discretion by All rights reserved. denying a Rule 17(b) motion to subpoena two witnesses. allegation. was speculative. defendant committed a criminal offense, namely refusing to comply with a lawful The Eleventh Circuit had previously reversed the petitioner’s fraud convictions for insufficient evidence. 18-11679. Finally, the Court upheld a sentencing enhancement under USSG that plain error review should not apply at all. First, the Court that the evidence was sufficient to support from which a jury could find guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Judge Martin dissented. Because that which was below the guideline range, was not substantively unreasonable. purpose of identifying it at trial; that is the role of an expert.