172060P.pdf   07/27/2018  United States of America  v.  Sangeeta Mann
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  17-2060
                          and No:  17-2489
                          and No:  17-2490
   U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas - Little Rock   
   [PUBLISHED] [Shepherd, Author, with Wollman and Erickson, Circuit Judges] 
   Civil case - Forfeiture. The court declines to review again the issue of 
   whether the United States committed fraud in obtaining Dr. Mann's criminal 
   convictions as it has reviewed the matter in both his direct criminal 
   appeal and in denying a certificate of appealability in his Section 2255 
   petition; the district court did not err in refusing to permit discovery 
   on this fraud issue; the district court did not err in forfeiting an 
   unregistered shotgun as Mann could not lawfully possess it; the government 
   was not collaterally estopped from seeking forfeiture by the jury's 
   verdict finding Mann not guilty of illegal possession of the shotgun; the 
   district court had jurisdiction to dispose of 93 weapons seized from Mann 
   as he could not lawfully possess them as a convicted felon; further, Mann 
   moved the court to use the proceeds of the sale to pay his outstanding 
   debt and, since the holder of a judgment lien was the only claimant 
   asserting an interest in the weapons, the court had equitable power to 
   order the proceeds given to the judgment holder; the district court did 
   not err in determining Mrs. Mann had no ownership interest in the guns and 
   is not entitled to any proceeds from their sale.