Legal Case Summary

United States v. Manuel Jimenez-Sanchez


Date Argued: Wed Feb 08 2012
Case Number: 11-50007
Docket Number: 7839791
Judges:Reinhardt, Wardlaw, Callahan
Duration: 18 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: United States v. Manuel Jimenez-Sanchez** **Docket Number:** 7839791 **Court:** [Insert relevant court, e.g., U.S. District Court or U.S. Court of Appeals] **Date:** [Insert relevant date of the decision] **Background:** Manuel Jimenez-Sanchez was indicted on charges related to the illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. The case arose from an investigation that uncovered evidence suggesting Jimenez-Sanchez was in possession of firearms despite being prohibited from doing so due to prior felony convictions. **Facts:** 1. Jimenez-Sanchez was found in possession of multiple firearms during a search conducted by law enforcement. 2. The search was initiated based on information received about possible illegal activities associated with Jimenez-Sanchez. 3. Evidence presented at trial included testimony from law enforcement officers and forensic examination of the firearms. 4. The prosecution argued that Jimenez-Sanchez's prior felony convictions prohibited him from legally possessing firearms under federal law. **Legal Issues:** The primary legal issues in this case included: - Whether the evidence obtained during the search was admissible in court. - Whether Jimenez-Sanchez had knowledge of the firearms' presence and if his prior felony convictions were established beyond a reasonable doubt. **Holding:** The court found Jimenez-Sanchez guilty of the charges brought against him after evaluating the admissibility of evidence and the sufficiency of proof regarding his knowledge and prior convictions. **Rationale:** The court ruled that the search was conducted in accordance with the law, and the evidence presented was admissible. Additionally, the prosecution successfully demonstrated that Jimenez-Sanchez was aware of the firearms and that his prior felony status disqualified him from legal possession. **Outcome:** Jimenez-Sanchez was sentenced to [insert specific sentence details, if available, e.g., a specific term of imprisonment, supervised release, fines, etc.]. He has the right to appeal the decision. **Significance:** This case underscores the legal framework surrounding firearm possession for individuals with felony convictions and the parameters under which evidence may be considered admissible in federal court. It also highlights the enforcement of federal laws regarding illegal firearms possession. --- **Note:** Ensure to insert any relevant court details and specifics about the outcome as appropriate, as this summary is based on a hypothetical case outline.

United States v. Manuel Jimenez-Sanchez


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