United States v. Logsdon, No. 11-3157 (10th Cir. 2011)
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Defendant Robert Logsdon was found not guilty by reason of insanity for threatening the President of the United States. He was later granted conditional release to a residential care facility, but within one day was discharged from the facility for consuming alcohol on the premises and sharing it with a minor, thereby violating his conditions of his release. The district court revoked his conditional release. Defendant filed a notice of appeal. His counsel determined after a diligent search of the record that there were no issues that could support an appeal. He therefore filed a motion to withdraw. Defendant, however, filed a response. Finding no meritorious issues, the Tenth Circuit dismissed the appeal.
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