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041053U.pdf 08/10/2006 USA v. Adil Gasim Al-Dabbi
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 04-1053
District of Nebraska
[UNPUBLISHED] [Per Curiam, with Chief Judge Loken, Wollman and
Beam, Circuit Judges]
Criminal Case - sentence. On remand following Booker, defendant
failed to establish district court's error in treating guidelines
as mandatory affected his substantial rights, noting only that
district court sentenced defendant to bottom of guidelines range.
Record does not support that district court would have sentenced
defendant differently.
041053P.pdf 11/12/2004 USA v. Adil Gasim Al-Dabbi
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 04-1053
District of Nebraska
Criminal case - criminal law. Admission of testimony that defendant
assaulted a member of the conspiracy and was connected to a firearm was
not plain error as the evidence was relevant to show defendant's attempts
to control members of the conspiracy through fear and violence; nor did
admission of the testimony violate Rule 404(b); no Brady violation
shown.
[PUBLISHED] [Wollman, Author, with Loken, Chief Judge, and
Beam, Circuit Judge]