Legal Opinion
United States v. Cheely
District Court, D. Alaska
Decided November 16, 1992No. A92-073 CrimPublishedCited by 35 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
SINGLETON, District Judge.
Raymond D. Cheely, Jr. (“Cheely”), Douglas P. Gustafson (“Douglas”) and Peggy Gus-tafson-Barnett (“Peggy”) were jointly charged in a multi-count indictment. In substance, the government alleges that the defendants conspired to mail an explosive device, mailed the device, and thereby accomplished the death of its recipient. Cheely, Douglas and Peggy join in a number of pretrial motions, and in addition, each has separately filed motions on his/her own. Ml pretrial motions were initially assigned to a Magistrate Judge, who read the parties’ briefs, held…
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