BURLESON-CASTILLO, YEDERLINIC v. BRANCATO, HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT, INC.

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• finding that \[h]ome confinement in this case is more properly viewed as a condition of supervised release\ and is \not the equivalent of incarceration\
• affirming two-year prison term following second revocation, “the maximum available under § 3583(e)(3) for an underlying Class D felony” (emphasis added)

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