United States v. Alcala-Sanchez

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• given a court’s independent authority in rendering a sentence, any prejudice resulting from prosecutorial breach is “not calculable”; therefore, resentencing before a different judge is necessary “to eliminate [the] impact” of the government’s breach
• identifying both de novo and clear error standards of review
• identifying both de novo and clear error standards of review

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