United States v. Starr

SMITH, Circuit Judge.

A jury convicted David E. Starr on all nine counts of the third superseding indictment, which included charges for sexual exploitation of a child; 1 receipt of child pornography; 2 and possession of child pornography. 3 The district court 4 sentenced Starr to a term of 720 months’ imprisonment. Starr challenges both his conviction and his sentence, arguing that (1) certain evidence presented at trial should have been suppressed as a violation of the Fourth Amendment; (2) the jury instructions were erroneous and deprived him of his due process rights; (3) insufficient…