United States v. Marietta Terabelian

facts. The panel wrote that although any concerns regarding the enforceability of the district court’s judgment are obviated because of Terabelian’s recapture, the justifications of deterrence, dignity of the courts, and efficiency all support dismissal of the appeal.

COUNSEL

David M. Lieberman (argued), Christopher Fenton, and Jeremy R. Sanders, Trial Attorneys, Appellate & Fraud Sections, Criminal Division; Lisa H. Miller, Deputy Assistant Attorney General; Nicole M. Argentieri, Acting Assistant Attorney General; ; United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.; Bram M. Alden, Assistant United

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USA V. TERABELIAN

States Attorney Chief; Scott Paetty, United States Attorney Deputy Chief, Major Frauds Section; Daniel G. Boyle, Assistant United States Attorney; E. Martin Estrada, United States Attorney; Office of the United States Attorney, Los Angeles, California; for Plaintiff-Appellee. Narai Sugino (argued) and Ethan A. Balogh, Balogh & Co. APC, San Francisco, California; Jerry Kaplan (argued), Kaplan Kenegos &…