Legal Opinion
United States v. Jose M. Fernandez-Toledo, Lazara E. Rodriguez-Sensat, Carlos S. Lahera- Gonzalez, and Rafael E. Franjul
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Decided January 3, 1985No. 84-5605PublishedCited by 38 opinions
1Per curiam
I. The Facts Underlying the Controversy
The appellees in this ease were arrested and indicted for engaging in drug trafficking and racketeering. 1 A magistrate set bail for Rodriguez-Sensat and Lahera-Gonzalez and denied bail to Fernandez-Toledo and Franjul. The district judge reviewing the bail determination set bail for Fernandez-Toledo and Franjul and lowered the amount of bail set for Rodriguez-Sensat and Lahera-Gonzalez. 2 The government, fearing that government witnesses would be harmed if Fernandez-Toledo and Franjul were released, 3 attempted to appeal the district court’s bail order,…
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