United States v. Jesus Loya

In 1993, appellant Jesus Loya pled guilty to importation of marijuana and was sentenced to 15 months in custody and placed on three years of supervised release. Soon af ter his release from custody, Loya was again indicted for the importation of marijuana. A hearing to determine whether Loya’s supervised release should be revoked has been set, and Loya is presently in custody solely pending the hearing.

At his initial appearance in regard to the revocation of supervised release, Loya moved for bail pending the revocation hearing. The district court summarily set a $1,000,000 cash or corporate…