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United States First Circuit


US v. Carter, 14-1844

A criminal case that resulted in a conviction, vacation of the conviction on appeal, and a dismissal of the indictment, was appealed by the government and was impacted by decisions issued by controlling authority regarding whether the underlying offense qualified as domestic violence, resulting in the reinstatement of the indictment and conviction, but permitting the defendant to argue a previously preserved sentencing challenge.

Appellate Information

  • Published 2017/06/22

Judges

  • KAYATTA

Court

  • United States First Circuit

Counsel

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