993066P.pdf   06/02/2000  United States  v.  Rex Ronald Webb
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  99-3066
                          and No:  99-3357
   Eastern District of Arkansas   
   Criminal case - criminal law. Any error in admission of 
   possible hearsay evidence was harmless in light of the 
   fact defendant was acquitted on the count to which the 
   evidence pertained; imposition of enhancement because 
   defendant was a public official at time of the offense of 
   violating a citizen's civil rights was not double counting; 
   district court employed the wrong standard for determining 
   whether force was used or threatened; correct standard 
   for judging whether a defendant used or threatened force 
   is whether any force involved was sufficient to prevent the 
   victim from escaping the sexual contact; case remanded 
   for further consideration under the proper standard.