United States v. Allday

How courts have described this case

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• finding no improper presumption where district court “considered [defendant’s] argument for a lower sentence and his particular circumstances” and “recognized that the Guidelines were in no way binding on its decision”
• finding no improper presumption where district court “considered [defendant’s] argument for a lower sentence and his particular circumstances” and “recognized that the Guidelines were in no way binding on its decision”
• affirming sentence where court explained its reasons, took into account the defendant’s health problems, and concluded that the Bureau of Prisons could adequately treat the defendant’s health issues, including his sleep apnea and diabetes

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