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415 346 1985 T-202 P.004/00S ~-cO=

vs.

CONNIE C. ARMSTRONG! JR.

Comes nO\V l Defendant, Connie C. Armstrong, Jr., in (he above numbered and styled cause

of action and The United States of America, jointly move the Court for an Order revising the

conviction of Mr. Annsuong and vacating this Courtls Order of AuguSt 29) 1997. This COllrt has

jurisdiction pursuant to 28 USC (2255). See attached Order from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals

confinning that this motion is timely filed.

This motlon is in the interest of justice.

RespectfuIIy submitted,

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BilBOYd ~~
Attorney Pro hac vice application pending'
Boyd Veigel, P.C.
P.O. Box 1]79
McKinney, Texas 75070
SBN 90001936
TEL: (972)562-9700
FAX: (972)562-9600

United States Department of Justice

lOCATION:4153461985
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 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA § CRIMINAL NO. 94-0276-CAL

§
vs. §
§ AGREED MOTION TO VACATE
CONNIE C. ARMSTRONG, JR § AND SET ASIDE JUDGMENT

Comes now, Defendant, Connie C. Annstrong, Jr., in the above numbered and styled cause

of action and The United States of America, jointly move the Court for an Order revising the

conviction of Mr. Armstrong and vacating this Court's Order of August 29, 1997. This Court has

jurisdiction pursuant to 28 USC (2255). See attached Order from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals

confirming that this motion is timely filed.

This motion is in the interest ofjustice.

Respectfully submitted,

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U -G~
Bill Boyd
Boyd Veigel, P.C.
P.O. Box 1179
~cKinney, Texas 75070
SBN 90001936
TEL: (972)562-9700
FAX: (972)562-9600

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United States Department of Justice

 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA § CRIMINAL NO. 94-0276-CAL

§
vs. §
§
CONNIE Ce ARMSTRONG, JR. § ORDER ON AGREED MOTION

On , the Court heard arguments and considered the joint motions

ofthe parties seeking to reverse and to vacate. Court has detennined that it hadjurisdiction over this

matter based on arguments presented. Court grants the relief requested. It is ordered that the

conviction ofMr. Armstrong is reversed and the Court's judgment entered on August 29, 1997 is

vacated. The Court finds that all records surrounding Defendant's arrest and subsequent conviction

should be expunged. The Court orders the parties to agree upon and join in any motion for

expunction filed on behalf of Connie C. Annstrong, Jr.

Judge Presiding

United States Department of Justice