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United States v. Greg Wallin
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United States v. Greg Wallin
March 11, 2026
· 25-2331 · Panel Decision ·
By James Taylor
The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has issued an opinion in the case of United States versus Greg Wallin. Judgment has been entered in accordance with the court's decision.
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Key takeaways
Holding: The court has issued an opinion and entered judgment in the case.
Practical effect: The judgment is now effective, and counsel must adhere to Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure regarding post-submission filings.
Background
The case involves an appeal from a district court matter with the appellate case number twenty-five dash two thousand three hundred thirty-one.
The court’s reasoning
The provided source text is a cover letter from the Clerk of Court and does not contain the court’s legal reasoning, analysis, or factual findings.
What it means going forward
The judgment is now effective, and counsel must adhere to Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure regarding post-submission filings.