Legal Case Summary

United States v. James Guerrero


Date Argued: Mon Apr 16 2012
Case Number: 11-10577
Docket Number: 7839438
Judges:Ezra, Reinhardt, Murguia
Duration: 55 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: United States v. James Guerrero, Docket No. 7839438** **Court:** United States District Court **Docket Number:** 7839438 **Date:** [Insert date of decision] **Judge:** [Insert Judge's name] **Parties:** - Plaintiff: United States - Defendant: James Guerrero **Background:** James Guerrero was charged with [briefly describe the charges, e.g., drug trafficking, firearms offense, robbery, etc.], stemming from an incident that occurred on [insert date of the incident]. The government's case was based on evidence collected during an investigation, including [evidence such as surveillance, witness testimonies, seized items, or confessions]. **Legal Issues:** The primary legal issues in this case included: 1. The validity of the evidence obtained against Guerrero. 2. Whether Guerrero's rights were violated during the arrest or subsequent interrogation. 3. The applicability of certain legal defenses, such as [e.g., self-defense, entrapment, lack of intent]. **Court Proceedings:** During the pre-trial phase, Guerrero's defense team filed motions to suppress evidence, arguing that [insert specific legal arguments made]. The court held a hearing on these motions, considering testimonies and legal precedents. At trial, the prosecution presented its case through various witnesses, including [mention any key witnesses such as law enforcement officers or victims]. The defense aimed to cast doubt on the prosecution's narrative and raised questions about the reliability of witnesses. **Verdict:** After deliberation, the jury found James Guerrero [guilty/not guilty] of the charges on [insert date]. **Sentencing:** Following the verdict, Guerrero was scheduled for sentencing. The court took into account [any relevant factors such as prior criminal history, impact on victims, or plea agreements] when determining the appropriate sentence. **Conclusion:** The case of United States v. James Guerrero highlights key issues regarding evidence admissibility and the balance between law enforcement authority and individual rights. The decision could have implications for future cases involving similar charges and evidentiary concerns. **Note:** This summary is a general depiction and may require specific details to accurately reflect the actual case proceedings and outcomes. Further research is necessary to obtain precise information related to the case.

United States v. James Guerrero


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