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There's Already A Next Mike Brown: Protesters Gathering For John Crawford
August 19, 2014 1:55pm PST
As the discussion surrounding police officer's use of force is still raging, it appears as though an Ohio department may have just added to the blaze. Already being dubbed the next Mike Brown, John Crawford was shot by police inside of a Wal-Mart and protesters are already starting to gather.
Since attention is being brought to the abusive overstep of American officers, recently dug up was yet another instance of just that. Occurring on August 6, John Crawford was reportedly shopping at a Wal-Mart in Dayton, Ohio with his partner LeeCee Johnson when they split up.
Apparently to do a bit of browsing in the video game section, Crawford played some games on the demo screens before making his way to the toy section. Police reportedly had been called to the store because Crawford had picked up an air soft rifle and was carelessly waving it around where some thought him to potentially dangerous.
(See also: Violence Spreading: Police Shoot And Kill Knife Wielding Man In St. Louis)
According to eyewitness Ronald Ritchie:
[Crawford] was just waving [the gun] at children and people … I couldn't hear anything that he was saying. I'm thinking that he is either going to rob the place or he's there to shoot somebody. He didn't really want to be looked at and when people did look at him, he was pointing the gun at them. He was pointing at people. Children walking by.
After picking up an air soft rifle, Johnson explains that she heard Crawford shout, "it's not real," from a few aisles over. Next, a volley of gunshots rang out in the store before officer's screamed, "get on the ground." The only problem was, Crawford was on the ground, fatally wounded where Johnson details the screams she heard before his passing.
She later went on to say, "I feel like they shot him down like he was not even human."
As awareness into police corruption is on the rise, so is attention on the Crawford case where over 100 protesters are already reported to be gathering. Their numbers are quickly growing and they're demanding that the department store giant release surveillance video of the 21-year-old's death.
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NORMA LOZANO, PLAINTIFF,v.MICHAEL J. ASTRUE, COMMISSIONER OF SOCIAL SECURITY, DEFENDANT.
AMENDED ORDER AWARDING ATTORNEY FEES PURSUANT TO 42 U.S.C. §406(b)
After remand, the Social Security Administration awarded plaintiff Norma Lozano ("Plaintiff") $116,713*fn1 in gross retroactive benefits. Now pending before the Court is the petition of Plaintiff's counsel, Manuel Serpa, for attorney fees in the amount of $10,113.25 for his representation of Plaintiff in this matter.
Defendant filed a response which neither opposes nor supports the petition. Rather, Defendant's position is only that the requested fee must be "reasonable" under the guidelines enunciated in Gisbrecht v. Barnhart, 535 U.S. 789, 122 S.Ct. 1817, 152 L.Ed. 2d 996 (2002). After careful consideration, the Court finds in this case that $10,113.25 for 29.4 hours of work by Plaintiff's counsel is "reasonable."
Plaintiff's counsel brings this petition pursuant to 42 U.S.C. §406(b), which provides in relevant part:
Whenever a court renders a judgment favorable to a claimant under this subchapter who was represented before the court by an attorney, the court may determine and allow as part of its judgment a reasonable fee for such representation, not in excess of 25 percent of the total of the past-due benefits to which the claimant is entitled by reason of such judgment....
In Gisbrecht, the Supreme Court resolved a division among the federal circuits on the appropriate method of calculating attorney fees under §406(b). Rejecting the "lodestar method" which several of the circuits (including the Ninth Circuit) had been applying, the Supreme Court held:
[Section] 406(b) does not displace contingent-fee agreements as the primary means by which fees are set for successfully representing Social Security benefits claimants in court. Rather, §406(b) calls for court review of such arrangements as an independent check, to assure that they yield reasonable results in particular cases. Congress has provided one boundary line: Agreements are unenforceable to the extent that they provide for fees exceeding 25 percent of the past-due benefits.... Within the 25 percent boundary,... the attorney for the successful claimant must show that the fee sought is reasonable for the services rendered. 535 U.S. at 807 (footnotes omitted).
In determining whether the $10,113.25 award sought by Plaintiff's counsel is "reasonable for the services rendered" here, the Court has considered a number of factors. Several of these factors fall in favor of Plaintiff's counsel.
Under Gisbrecht, the starting point of the analysis is the agreement between Plaintiff and his counsel. Here, the relevant terms of the contingent fee agreement between Plaintiff and Plaintiff's counsel are as follows:
If the case is remanded by the U.S. District Court to the Social Security Administration for review or additional testimony, and the CLAIMANT/PLAINTIFF is awarded past due benefits by the Appeals Council or an Administrative Law Judge after an additional hearing, the CLAIMANT/PLAINTIFF will pay the law firm 25% (TWENTY FIVE PERCENT) of the past due benefits.
Exhibit A to Declaration of Manuel D. Serpa.
Thus, Plaintiff agreed to a 25% contingency and the $10,113.25 sought would be within the agreed upon amount. The Court has no basis for finding that there was any fraud or overreaching by counsel in the making of the contingent fee agreement with Plaintiff.
Second, the $10,113.25 award sought by Plaintiff's counsel is not in excess of the 25% statutory limit.
Third, there is no excessive delay attributable to counsel which would unduly increase the past due benefits accumulated during the pendency of the case in court.
Finally, the Court must assess the overall reasonableness of the fee in light of the character of the representation and the results obtained. Here, Plaintiff's counsel obtained an order for remand that eventually resulted in an award of benefits. The time expended by counsel (29.4 hours) is reasonable. The effective hourly rate, if Plaintiff's counsel receives all of the fees he seeks, would be approximately $344. This rate is within the range of fees recently approved in Crawford v. Astrue, 586 F.3d 1142, 1153 (9th Cir. 2009).
Based on the foregoing considerations, the Court finds and concludes that the $10,113.25 in fees sought by Plaintiff's counsel is reasonable. The petition for attorney fees in the amount of $10,113.25 pursuant to 42 U.S.C. §406(b) is granted. Upon payment by the Commissioner of $10,113.25 out of the withheld past due benefits, Plaintiff's counsel shall refund to Plaintiff the lesser EAJA fee of $4,000 (which Defendant has already paid to Plaintiff's counsel).
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We were in Sutton on a rainy afternoon in October, after visiting vineyards in the area and looking for Loiuse Penny/Armand Gamach locales. Intending to head to Mt Sutton, we never got there. Instead, hungry, we stopped at Le Pleasant Cafe and are glad we did. Michel, a perfect host, spent time with us to discuss the history of the...
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Had breakfast on 2 days. Great frittata. Service very slow however....but this is the country.....Would be nice if hotel guests were acknowledged with a small discount or complimentary coffee. Outside terrasse pleasant.
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Stopped in for a coffee and sweet treat recently and loved it. Service was excellent, coffee was lovely, and my pastry was to-die-for!
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Harrisburg, PA- Josh Johnson hit a pinch-hit home run to lift the Senators to a 1-0 victory over the Richmond Flying Squirrels in the series opener at Metro Bank Park.
Johnson, who made his first appearance since being activated from the temporary inactive list earlier in the day, led off the sixth inning by blasting a 2-2 pitch from Jack Snodgrass into the left field seats. He was pinch-hitting for Matt Swynenberg, who tossed a hitless top half of the sixth.
Paul Demny pitched five shutout innings, allowed just two hits, and struck out seven. Matt Grace retired all five batters he faced, striking out the final three. Aaron Barrett came on and recorded a four-out save to close out the ballgame.
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Snodgrass tossed an eight-inning complete game for Richmond, giving up just four hits and striking out five.
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WASHINGTON – The US Central Command has said that the United States and Pakistan will conduct a range of joint military exercises starting in autumn this year.
According to policy documents, the two countries have more than 100 engagements and exercises planned.
The joint drills are expected to begin in October. These will focus on a broad spectrum of military components, including air, land, sea and special operations
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Earlier this month, Pakistani and US military representatives gathered at the Macdill Air Force Base in Florida for the 24th US-Pakistan Military Consultative Committee, an annual forum for reviewing military-to-military engagements and exercises between the two countries.
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US representation at the MCC was led by Maj. Gen. Steven Busby, US Central Command's director of strategy, plans and policy, while other CENTCOM representatives also participated in the MCC.
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Recent simulations of forming low-mass galaxies suggests a strategy for obtaining realistic models of galaxies like the Milky-Way.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICAv.SEAN LAMAS JENKINS, DOB 8/26/66 PDID 239-240 DEFENDANT.
Defendant is charged by criminal complaint with kidnaping in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1201. A consolidated preliminary hearing and detention hearing was conducted on this date. Upon consideration of the evidence adduced at the hearing, the proffers and arguments of counsel and the entire record herein, defendant was ordered held without bond pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3142(e). The findings of fact and statement of reasons in support of the Order of Detention follow.
The Bail Reform Act of 1984, 18 U.S.C. § 3141 et seq. (hereinafter "the Act"), provides in pertinent part, that if a judicial officer finds by clear and convincing evidence that "no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure . . . the safety of any other person and the community, such judicial officer shall order the detention of the [defendant] before trial." 18 U.S.C. §3142(e). Thus, danger to the community alone is a sufficient basis upon which to order pretrial detention. United States v. Salerno, 481 U.S. 739, 755 (1987); United States v. Perry, 788 F.2d 100, 113 (3d Cir.), cert. denied, 479 U.S. 864 (1986); United States v. Sazenski, 806 F.2d 846, 848 (8th Cir. 1986).
Where the government seeks pretrial detention on the ground that no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the appearance of defendant as required, it has the burden of establishing by a preponderance of the evidence that the defendant will flee before trial if released. United States v. Vortis, 785 F.2d 327, 328-29 (D.C. Cir.), cert. Denied, 479 U.S. 841 (1986). The judicial officer must determine that "it is more likely than not that no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure an accused's appearance." United States v. Westbrook, 780 F.2d 1185, 1188-89 (5th Cir. 1986).
In determining whether there are conditions of release which will reasonably assure the appearance of the person as required and the safety of any other person and the community, the judicial officer shall take into account the available information concerning (1) the nature and circumstances of the offense charged; (2) the weight of the evidence against the defendant; (3) the defendant's history and characteristics; and (4) the nature and seriousness of the danger to any person or to the community which would be posed by the defendant's release. See 18 U.S.C. § 3142(g).
The government's sole witness was Karen Nester, a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation currently assigned to the Violent Crime Squad. Agent Nester's testimony paralleled the affidavit in support of the criminal complaint. Agent Nester testified that on March 29, 1999, Amtrak Police Officer C.A. George was on duty at Union Station, and received information from the Traveler's Aid Office about the sighting of a juvenile who had been reported missing, and who was then with a man later identified as defendant. The officer found defendant and the juvenile standing together near Gate K. The juvenile "slipped away" from defendant and ran to Officer George. Investigators subsequently determined that the juvenile was indeed the same juvenile who was reported missing on March 23; that he was afraid of defendant, and was not with him willingly; and that he was not related to or otherwise acquainted with the defendant.
After his arrest, defendant stated that he first approached the juvenile in a parking lot in Maryland, and falsely represented that he was a law enforcement officer. Defendant told the juvenile that he had to go with him, then grabbed the juvenile's arm and told him that "something bad would happen" if he did not go with him. Defendant said that he had taken the juvenile to several places in the District of Columbia and Maryland, and that he had sexually abused the juvenile on March 25. Defendant said that at the time of his arrest, he was attempting to take the juvenile to Florida. In a search after his arrest, two badges and a canister of pepper spray were found on defendant's person.
Counsel for the government proffered that the defendant has a 1986 conviction for possession of a concealed weapon; a 1985 conviction for escape; a 1994 conviction for sodomy on a child; and a 1995 conviction for a third-degree sex offense. Counsel further proffered that defendant has only "tenuous" ties to the community. Counsel for the government made a further proffer which is summarized in a supplemental memorandum filed on this date.
Defendant offered no evidence, and submitted on probable cause.
In opposition to the government's motion for pretrial detention, defendant proffered, through counsel, that he is a lifelong resident of the District of Columbia area, and that his address has been verified. Counsel asked that defendant be released on "the least restrictive conditions possible."
Upon consideration of the factors enumerated at Section 3142(g) of the Act, the undersigned finds by a preponderance of the evidence that no condition of release or combination of conditions will reasonably assure defendant's appearance at trial, and by clear and convincing evidence that no condition of release or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the safety of the community.
First, the nature and circumstances of the offense charged bespeak acts of violence and depravity upon a youth.
Second, the undersigned finds the weight of the evidence virtually overwhelming. Defendant, at the time of his arrest, was in the company of the missing juvenile, and made statements admitting abducting, holding and sexually assaulting the juvenile. Evidence corroborating defendant's own account of the abduction was recovered from him after his arrest.
Third, the undersigned finds that the evidence with respect to defendant's history and characteristics militates against conditional release. Defendant has twice been convicted of sex offences; in at least one case, the victim was a juvenile. While defendant is a lifelong resident of this area and has some family ties, he was preparing to leave the area for Florida--with the juvenile victim--at the time of his arrest.
Finally, the nature of the danger to the community which would be posed by defendant's release is evident from defendant's record of repeated sexual offenses. Simply put, there is no basis upon which the undersigned could find that conditions of release could reasonably assure the safety of the community in general, and its most vulnerable members in particular.
On the basis of the foregoing findings of fact and reasons, defendant will be held without bond pursuant to the April 2, 1999 Order of Detention.
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May 22, 1997
(D.C. Criminal No. 95-163)
Before: GREENBERG, ALITO, and SEITZ, Circuit Judges
Filed May 22, 1997
Argued: April 15, 1997
Opinion Filed: May 22, 1997
Appellant Roberta Ronique Bell was convicted following a jury trial of conspiracy, in violation of 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 371; murder of a witness, in violation of 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(a)(1)(A) and (C); use of physical force and threats against a witness, in violation of 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(b)(1), (2), and (3); and use of a firearm during the commission of a crime of violence, in violation of 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 924(c)(1). She was sentenced to life imprisonment. These charges all relate to the killing of Doreen Proctor, who had been acting as an informant for the Tri-County Drug Task Force. Before Bell was indicted on these federal charges in June 1995, she had been acquitted in the Court of Common Pleas for Adams County of murder and witness intimidation charges arising out of the same events.
Bell's principal argument in this appeal is that her convictions on the witness tampering charges must be reversed because there was insufficient evidence that she intended to interfere with a federal proceeding or to prevent the communication of information to federal law enforcement officers. We hold that the jury was entitled to conclude (1) that Bell intended to prevent communications by Proctor to law enforcement officers and (2) that under United States v. Stansfield, 101 F.3d 909 (3d Cir. 1996), at least one of those communications would have been to a federal officer. Accordingly, we affirm.
Doreen Proctor was an informant for the Tri-County Drug Task Force ("the Task Force"), which was comprised of local, state, and federal investigators operating in Cumberland, Dauphin, and Franklin Counties in Pennsylvania. The Task Force had developed federal as well as state criminal cases. Based on an investigation by the Task Force in which Proctor had provided information, David Tyler (who was Bell's boyfriend and colleague in the drug business) was on trial for drug offenses in state court. Proctor was scheduled to testify against Tyler on April 21, 1992, in the Court of Common Pleas for Cumberland County. In the early morning of April 21, at the direction of David Tyler, Bell and several others kidnapped Proctor, took her to an isolated location in Adams County, tortured her, and killed her. Bell drove Proctor to the place where she was killed, and fired the first shot, into Proctor's chest. Willie Tyler, David Tyler's brother, then shot Proctor in the head.
Several of Bell's co-conspirators were convicted in state court of murder and/or witness intimidation. Bell, however, was acquitted in April 1993. Federal authorities then began their own investigation into Proctor's murder, which culminated in the convictions that are the subject of this appeal. *fn1
Before trial, Bell moved to dismiss the indictment on double jeopardy and related grounds. The district court denied this motion in September 1995. Following trial, Bell moved for judgment of acquittal or a new trial, renewing her double jeopardy argument and contending that there was insufficient evidence to sustain her convictions on the witness tampering charges because Proctor was not a federal witness. In addition to challenging the sufficiency of the evidence, Bell contended that the court erred in its charge to the jury on the issue of her intent to interfere with a federal proceeding or investigation. She also advanced the related argument that without a connection between Proctor and a federal proceeding or a federal investigation, the court lacked jurisdiction. The court denied this motion in a memorandum opinion filed in June 1996. At her sentencing hearing, Bell argued that it was error to use the first-degree murder guideline in computing her sentence on the 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(a) intimidation count (as the pre-sentence report recommended) because the jury never determined that Bell committed first-degree murder. The court rejected this argument. (App. 21A-30A)
On appeal, Bell raises these same contentions. In evaluating Bell's sufficiency challenge, we must view the evidence in the light most favorable to the government (the verdict-winner) and ask "whether any rational trier of fact could have found the essential elements of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt." United States v. Price, 13 F.3d 711, 731 (3d Cir. 1994). Since the remainder of Bell's contentions pose questions of law, our review as to them is plenary.
Subsection (a)(1) of 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512 ("Tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant") makes it unlawful to kill or attempt to kill another person "with intent to -- (A) prevent the attendance or testimony of any person in an official proceeding; [or] (C) prevent the communication by any person to a law enforcement officer or judge of the United States of information relating to the commission or possible commission of a Federal offense . . . ." Subsection (b) of 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512 prohibits the knowing use of intimidation, physical force, threats, and corrupt persuasion to accomplish these ends.
Title 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1515(a)(1) defines an "official proceeding" as a federal proceeding, whether before a court, a grand jury, Congress, or a government agency. Similarly, 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1515(a)(4) defines a "law enforcement officer" as "an officer or employee of the Federal Government, or a person authorized to act for or on behalf of the Federal Government . . . ." While the statute thus limits its reach to tampering that affects a federal proceeding or investigation, it expressly does not require that the defendant know or intend anything with respect to this federal character. Title 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(f) provides: "no state of mind need be proved with respect to the circumstance -- (1) that the official proceeding before a judge [or] court . . . is before a judge or court of the United States . . . or (2) that the . . . law enforcement officer is an officer or employee of the Federal Government or a person authorized to act for or on behalf of the Federal Government . . . ."
In the district court's view, the government was required to prove only that "the Defendant intended to interfere with a proceeding (that happened to be a federal proceeding) or interfere with communication to a law enforcement officer (who happened to be a federal law enforcement officer)." Dist. Ct. Op. at 7. If the government had presented evidence that it was contemplated that Proctor would testify in a federal proceeding, the jury could easily have inferred that at least one of the proceedings with which Bell intended to interfere would have been federal. But there was no federal proceeding contemplated at the time of Proctor's murder. *fn2 Similarly, if the government had presented evidence that at the time of her murder Proctor was cooperating in an ongoing federal investigation, the jury could easily have inferred that at least one of the law-enforcement-officer communications that Bell intended to prevent would have been with a federal officer. But, while federal officers were involved in the Task Force investigation, there is no evidence that Proctor had been providing information to a federal officer or to an officer authorized to act on behalf of the federal government.
Accordingly, in this case, as in United States v. Stansfield, 101 F.3d 909 (3d Cir. 1996), we must rely on circumstantial evidence to decide whether the jury could have concluded that at least one of the law-enforcementofficer communications that Bell intended to prevent would have been with a federal officer. In Stansfield, the defendant believed that one Hoffman had told the authorities that Stansfield had burned down his (Stansfield's) house to collect the insurance money. Stansfield threatened, beat up, and attempted to kill Hoffman and Hoffman's parents. On appeal, Stansfield argued that his conviction for witness tampering could not stand because there was insufficient evidence that he had intended to hinder Hoffman's communications with a federal law enforcement officer. Id. at 917.
Stansfield argued that the government was required to prove "an intent to prevent the communication of information to some particular law enforcement officer" who was, in fact, a federal officer. Id. at 918. The government countered that all it had to prove was that "the offense about which the defendant wishe[d] to prevent communications [was] actually a federal offense." Id. We rejected Stansfield's interpretation, but noted as well that "the position of the government [was not] without problems." Id. We expressed concern that if we demanded "only that the government prove that the underlying offense is federal and that the defendant intended to prevent the witness from communicating with law enforcement officers in general . . . we would essentially vitiate an important facet of the intent requirement of the statute." Id. We set forth the following formulation of the elements of Section(s) 1512(a)(1)(C):
[T]he government must prove: (1) the defendant killed or attempted to kill a person; (2) the defendant was motivated by a desire to prevent the communication between any person and law enforcement authorities concerning the commission or possible commission of an offense; (3) that offense was actually a federal offense; and (4) the defendant believed that the person in (2) above might communicate with the federal authorities. Id. (emphasis added).
In view of the statute's clear command that the government need not prove any "state of mind" on the part of the defendant with respect to the federal character of the proceeding or officer, 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(f), we do not read the italicized passage as requiring proof that the defendant believed the victim might communicate with law enforcement officers whom the defendant knew or believed to be federal officers. Rather, we read this sentence as recognizing that what the statute mandates is proof that the officers with whom the defendant believed the victim might communicate would in fact be federal officers. *fn3
Our interpretation is buttressed by the Stansfield court's explanation that "[t]his last element may be inferred by the jury from the fact that the offense was federal in nature, plus additional appropriate evidence." Id. If an offense constitutes a federal crime, it is more likely that an officer investigating it would be a federal officer, but an offense's status as a federal crime has no relationship with the defendant's subjective belief about the individual investigating it. Our reading of Stansfield is further confirmed by an examination of the dissent in that case. The dissent would have ordered the entry of a judgment of acquittal because the evidence revealed "no way to conclude that Stansfield either believed that a federal investigation was underway or could possibly have been aware of the potential for a federal investigation." Id. at 924 (Lewis, J., dissenting). The dissent thus clearly framed the issue as whether the defendant must know or intend that the law-enforcement-officer communications which he seeks to prevent would be with federal officers. Because of the majority's conclusion that such federal-specific knowledge or intent was not required, the dissent charged that the majority had "essentially eviscerate[d] the intent element of the statute." Id. at 923 (Lewis, J., dissenting).
Accordingly, we believe that the law of this circuit after Stansfield is that the government must prove that at least one of the law-enforcement-officer communications which the defendant sought to prevent would have been with a federal officer, but that the government is not obligated to prove that the defendant knew or intended anything with respect to this federal involvement. As Stansfield explained, the government may carry this burden by showing that the conduct which the defendant believed would be discussed in these communications constitutes a federal offense, so long as the government also presents "additional appropriate evidence." Id. at 918.
The questions upon which the disposition of this appeal turns, then, are: (1) whether the jury could have concluded that at least part of Bell's motivation in killing Proctor was to prevent Proctor from communicating further with the Task Force; and (2) if so, whether the jury could have concluded that at least one of Proctor's further communications with the Task Force would have been with a federal officer.
We have no hesitation in answering the first question in the affirmative. In Stansfield, the government's case appears to have been based solely on the law-enforcementofficer-communication part of the statute. Here, in contrast, the government has emphasized the official-proceeding subsection (despite the fact that Section(s) 1512 clearly would not apply if Bell's sole motivation in killing Proctor was to prevent her from testifying at Tyler's trial, because that state-court trial does not qualify as an "official proceeding"). Nevertheless, the government also alleged in the indictment and submitted to the jury the theory that Bell killed Proctor to prevent her from communicating with law enforcement officers. (App. 62A, 70A, 72A-73A; 561-62, 565-66, 586-87)
We are satisfied that, while the evidence may lend itself more obviously to the theory that Bell killed Proctor in order to prevent her from testifying a few hours later at Tyler's trial, it also supports the inference that Bell believed Proctor was going to continue to communicate with the Task Force concerning drug crimes that Bell and others had committed. It is undisputed that, as a result of Proctor's information and testimony, an individual named Mary Jane Hodge had been convicted of drug offenses, and that at the time of her murder Proctor was scheduled to testify against two other drug defendants besides Tyler. (App. 54-57) The Task Force had not at that point begun an investigation of Bell, but it is undisputed that Proctor "was still providing information about the drug trade in the Carlisle area at the time and also Harrisburg," a drug trade in which Bell was personally and heavily involved. (App. 57)
We hold that it was reasonable for the jury to infer that Bell feared that Proctor's continued cooperation with the Task Force would have resulted in additional communications with law enforcement officers concerning drug crimes committed by Bell, among others, and that at least part of Bell's motivation in killing Proctor was to prevent such communications. The evidence is thus sufficient to support a finding that Bell killed Proctor not only to protect her boyfriend, Tyler, but also to protect herself, because there is evidence that Bell was at least as heavily implicated as Tyler in the drug trade for which Tyler was on trial. (App. 300, 435-36, 451)
We also believe that the second question requires an affirmative answer. The government clearly presented sufficient evidence to entitle the jury to conclude that Bell killed Proctor; we have held that the jury could have found that Bell was motivated at least in part by a desire to prevent Proctor from communicating with the Task Force concerning the commission or possible commission of offenses; and those offenses (drug crimes) are clearly federal offenses. See Stansfield, 101 F.3d at 918. Bell, like Stansfield, "had knowledge of [Proctor's] past cooperation and was aware that some investigation, though not necessarily a federal one, was underway." Id. at 919. The Stansfield court noted that it was unclear whether Stansfield knew that a federal investigation had been opened. Id. Similarly, it is unclear whether Bell knew that the Task Force was a joint federal-state effort, but it is clear that it in fact was. As in Stansfield, the evidence does not indicate that Bell intended to prevent Proctor from communicating with a particular officer or officers, but rather with the Task Force generally.
We hold that it was reasonable for the jury to infer that if Proctor had continued to cooperate with a partially federal law enforcement body regarding conduct constituting federal crimes, at least one of her communications would have been to a federal officer or to an officer authorized to act on behalf of the federal government. *fn4 The jury thus could reasonably have found that Bell killed Proctor "with intent to . . . prevent the communication by [Proctor] to a law enforcement officer . . . of the United States of information relating to the commission or possible commission of a Federal offense." 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(a)(1)(C). Contrary to the criticism expressed by the dissent in Stansfield, this conclusion does not render the defendant's intent "irrelevant." See 101 F.3d at 922 (Lewis, J., dissenting). Rather, it respects fully the statute's requirement that the defendant intend to prevent a communication to a law enforcement officer, as well as its requirement that such officer be, in fact, a federal officer. What our analysis renders irrelevant is the defendant's "mental state" regarding the fact that the officer is a federal officer -- a fact which Section(s) 1512(f)(2) by its terms declares irrelevant. *fn5
We next address Bell's challenge to the district court's jury charge with respect to the intent requirement of the tampering counts. The court gave the jury a supplemental instruction stating that the government was required to prove that: defendant intended to frustrate a future judicial proceeding, and in parentheses that would turn out to be a federal proceeding . . . .
[Y]ou would have to find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant intended to frustrate a future judicial proceeding. You would also have to conclude that that proceeding would be a federal proceeding, but you don't have to find that the defendant knew that it would be a federal proceeding.
(App. 586) Bell argues that this charge "watered down" the intent requirement by "shift[ing] the jury's focus to deciding whether it was possible that the victim could relay information to federal law enforcement, rather than to the proper inquiry -- the intent of the Defendant . . . ." Bell Br. at 29 (emphasis in original).
This argument is meritless. The quoted instruction did nothing more than explain 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(f)(1) and (2)'s express provision that the government need not prove any state of mind on the part of the defendant with respect to the federal character of the proceeding or law-enforcementofficer communication that it alleges she intended to interfere with or prevent.
In sentencing Bell to life imprisonment, the district court followed the pre-sentence report's recommendation and applied U.S.S.G. Section(s) 2A1.1(a), the guideline for first-degree murder. Bell contends that since the jury did not find that her killing of Proctor constituted first-degree murder, it was error for the district court to sentence her based on the first-degree murder guideline rather than the second-degree guideline.
The provision under which Bell was sentenced, 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(a)(2)(A), incorporates 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1111's definition of murder, and provides that a conviction for tampering-bykilling shall be punished by death or life imprisonment if the killing constitutes murder under Section(s) 1111, and shall be punished in accordance with Section(s) 1112 (the manslaughter statute) if it is any other kind of killing. Here the district
court found by a preponderance of the evidence that Bell's conduct fit the definition of first-degree murder set forth in 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1111(a). (App. 21A-30A) Bell argues that it was a violation of due process for the district court, as opposed to the jury, to make this determination.
We are unpersuaded by this argument, but we need not resolve it definitively. Even if Bell should have been found to have committed second-degree rather than first-degree murder, it would not affect her sentence. Title 18 U.S.C. Section(s) 1512(a)(2)(A) provides that the punishment shall be death or life imprisonment where the "killing" constitutes murder, regardless of whether it is first-degree or second-degree murder. Bell does not argue that the "killing" here should have been found to be manslaughter. *fn6
For the foregoing reasons, we affirm the judgment of conviction and sentence entered by the district court.
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