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- U.S. v. Mendoza-Gomez, 22-50611, appeal from W.D. Tex.
- Wiener, J. (Wiener, Southwick, Duncan), criminal, sentencing
- Affirming reliance on obstruction of justice enhancement to apply to base sentencing level, resulting in 21-month sentence on conviction of assaulting, resisting, or impeding various officers or employees. The Court held that the district court did not clearly err in finding that the defendant obstructed justice when he rushed at a Border Patrol officer trying to arrest his brother and tackled him and began beating him.
Unpublished
- U.S. v. Alvarado, 22-50512, appeal from W.D. Tex.
- per curiam (Stewart, Dennis, Willett), criminal, supervised release
- Affirming supervised release term that, if probation officer determines that defendant presents a risk to another person, the officer may require defendant to notify the person of that risk.
- U.S. v. Cid-Milla, 22-51106, appeal from W.D. Tex.
- per curiam (Stewart, Dennis, Willett), criminal, sentencing
- Affirming sentence on conviction of illegal reentry.
- Mauritz v. Lynn, 22-60459, appeal from S.D. Miss.
- per curiam (Richman, Stewart, Douglas), mootness
- Dismissing as moot appeal from district court’s remand order on declination of exercise of supplemental jurisdiction over state-law claims after the dismissal of ADA and Title VII claims, when separate panel in separate appeal reversed the dismissal of the federal-law claims.
- U.S. v. Garcia-Gutierrez, 23-50087, appeal from W.D. Tex.
- per curiam (Stewart, Dennis, Willett), criminal, sentencing
- Affirming sentence on conviction of illegal reentry.
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