Jesse Ball v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Per curiam
Jesse Ball filed a postconviction motion for the return of $776 in United States currency in the district court where he had been criminally tried and convicted of drug trafficking offenses. The government argued that the motion should be denied as moot because the currency had been seized by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and was never in the United States government’s custody. The court wrote “Request denied for lack of jurisdiction” on the motion.
Later, Ball again moved for the return of the seized property, arguing that the district court had jurisdiction. After the…
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