United States v. Greene
District Court, District of Columbia
1Opinion of the Court
KEECH, District Judge.
Following the jury’s verdict of guilty as to the defendants Greene and Beach on all save one of the eighteen counts of the indictment, counsel requested that the defendants be released on bond pending sentence or, in the alternative, that they be sentenced forthwith. I denied the request and committed the two defendants.
As justification for the defendants’ release pending sentence, counsel have stated there are substantial questions of law involved, particularly as to the admissibility of certain evidence obtained under two search warrants, because of defects in the…
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