Fratus v. United States
496 F.2d 1190
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit·Decided July 5, 1974·No. Nos. 73-2291, 73-2293·Published·Cited by 7 cases
Opinion
It is made known to the court by the United States that according to the records of the National Crime Information Center the appellant is a fugitive on two unrelated and serious state criminal charges. His appeal is therefore dismissed, United States v. Shelton, 482 F.2d 848 (CA5, 1973), without prejudice to reinstatement should appellant or his counsel show to the court that the information as to his present fugitive status is erroneous.
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