> and the district court disagreed
Which, once Mangione is convicted, will almost certainly be reviewed at the appellate level.
Which, once Mangione is convicted, will almost certainly be reviewed at the appellate level.
The appellate court cannot review something that isn't before it, and a conviction on other offenses does not bring counts 3 and 4 of the indictment before the appellate court.
Normally, I would expect there to be a process for an interlocutory appeal when a ruling is fatal to a charged offense. However, again, I'm not familiar enough with title 28 to say if that is in fact the case here.