United States v. Richard Mohr

BEAM, Circuit Judge.

The district court 1 denied Richard Mohr’s motion to suppress statements Mohr made to police after he claims he invoked his right to counsel. Mohr was subsequently found guilty by a jury on two counts. The district court 2 that sentenced Mohr ordered his counts to be served concurrently, and also ordered that Mohr’s federal term of imprisonment was to “run consecutively to any undischarged term of imprisonment.” Mohr appeals, arguing the district court erred in denying his motion to suppress, and in making his federal sentence consecutive to his undischarged civil…