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· 11/18/2019

In Re: Amendment of Rules 219(d)(2), (f), (h)(2), (j)(1) and (2), and (k) of PaRDE

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  • holding that the proper application of one enhancement rendered any error in the application of another harmless “because, even without that enhancement, the statutory maximum would cap the Guidelines range”
  • reasoning that the “intended to promote” prong applies where a defendant acts with a purpose or goal to bring about a federal crime of terrorism, even if that defendant has not conspired or attempted to commit the crime

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