United States v. Huff

McKAY, Circuit Judge.

This case primarily concerns the limits to a district court’s discretion when ruling on government motions for reconsideration. The district court initially ruled to suppress evidence of firearms seized during the arrest of Appellant Dana J. Huff, but the court agreed to reconsider the motion after the government presented a new legal basis for the seizure. Upon reconsideration of the motion to suppress, the court found the seizure to be proper. Mr. Huff argues that the court improperly reconsidered the motion to suppress because the government provided no justification…