United States v. Jiten Nanda
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
EDITH BROWN CLEMENT,
Circuit Judge:
Two brothers, Atul and Jiten “Jay” Nan-da (together, “the Nandas”), were indicted, tried jointly by jury, and convicted of various charges stemming from a conspiracy to fraudulently procure H-1B visas. The Nandas jointly appeal their convictions and sentences, raising a number of issues. Because we conclude that the Nandas have not established any reversible error, we AFFIRM their respective convictions and sentences.
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The Nandas owned and operated Dibon Solutions (“Dibon”), an information technology consulting cornpany based in Texas. Dibon was essentially a…
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