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: Tenth Circuit Blog

By Shari Allison

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U.S. v. Rodriguez, 2008 WL 2736747 (7/15/08) (unpub'd) - In an unauthorized use of a credit card case, the 10th affirms variance from 33 months to the stat max of 48 months on the grounds expressed by the district court that any term of incarceration would "simply be an interruption in the defendant's criminal career."U.S. v. Lester, 2008 WL 2751240 (7/16/08) (unpub'd) - A one-year-old exchange of e-mails indicating the defendant purchased a silencer established probable cause for the presence of a silencer in the defendant's home. The warrant affidavit said silencers are typically kept for a long time.Tigert v. Higgins, 2008 WL 2747002 (7/16/08) (unpub'd) - The prisoner did not state a valid claim for relief where he was disciplined for refusing a work order because his back needed medical attention and couldn't handle the work...continue to full post

Full post as published by Tenth Circuit Blog on July 28, 2008 (boomark / email).