· 11/21/2016
Christy M. v. Hunter M.
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- noting that we “presum[e] ‘that district judges know the law,’ especially when it comes to clear rules in the area of criminal sentencing” (citation omitted)
- noting that this court presumes “that district judges know the law, especially when it comes to clear rules in the area of criminal sentencing” (quotations and citation omitted)
- noting that a non-harmless error in calculating a defendant’s guidelines range requires resentencing
- assuming without deciding that considering § 3553(a)(2)(A) factors at revocation sentencing constitutes procedural error
- reviewing an identical argument for plain error because it was never raised below
- “Unquestionably, the commission of acts sufficient to support a conviction . . . satisf[ies] the requisite misconduct to warrant revocation of supervised release.”
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