Manning Electric & Repair Co. v. United States

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• finding exceptional family circumstances existed when the defendant was considered an “irreplaceable” part of his wife’s treatment
• affirming departure, but remanding because the district court did not impose any type of confinement, but simply fined the defendant
• finding exceptional family circumstances existed when the defendant was considered an “irreplaceable” part of his wife’s treatment
• noting spouse required defendant in her life on a regular basis and his constant monitoring in order to prevent her suicide
• reversing departure because defendant's charitable and volunteer -46- 46 activities were not atypical for a defendant in an antitrust price-fixing case
• reversing the sentencing court and holding that neither the defendant's early plea nor his help in settling a related civil suit warranted a downward departure under USSG S5K2.0

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