United States v. Adrian Hyman
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
AGEE, Circuit Judge:
Adrian Demond Hyman filed his notice of appeal late in violation of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure. In response, the Government filed a motion to dismiss the appeal " due to his failure to meet the requirement for timely filing. Hyman contends the Government was tardy in filing the motion to dismiss and that delay effectively cures any failure to observe the requirements of the Rules on his part. For the reasons discussed below, we find Hy-man’s argument to be without merit and grant the Government’s motion to dismiss the appeal.
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Hyman pleaded guilty in the…
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