United States v. Anh Ngoc Dang
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER AND JUDGMENT *
JEROME A. HOLMES, Circuit Judge.
At his sentencing hearing, as he was being taken into custody, deputy marshals seized a large sum of cash from Anh Ngoc Dang. Upon motion by the government, the district court authorized the Marshal’s Office to turn over the money to the clerk of court to be applied toward Mr. Dang’s restitution obligation in a prior case.
In this appeal, Mr. Dang argues that the marshals seized his money in violation of the Fourth Amendment and that the money should therefore be returned to him. Because he has failed to show his entitlement to return of the…
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