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US v. Livingston, No. 09-6077

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Defendant's counterfeiting and firearm possession conviction is remanded to the district court for an evidentiary hearing to determine whether, by stipulating to the facts that supported his convictions, defendant voluntarily entered into the stipulation knowing of the likely consequences his stipulation would have upon his appeal.

Read US v. Livingston, No. 09-6077

Appellate Information

Filed November 16, 2009

Judges

Opinion by Judge Briscoe

Counsel

For Appellant:

James T. Rowan, Oklahoma City, OK

For Appellee:

Timothy W. Ogilvie, Assistant United States Attorney, Oklahoma City, OK

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