United States v. Angelo P. Ceccarani

How courts have described this case

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• holding that post-offense conduct can shed a bright light on the sincerity of a defendant’s professed remorse
• holding that a denial of acceptance of responsibility was proper when some of the defendant’s inconsistent conduct took place pre-plea, but after he was indicted
• finding a denial of acceptance of responsibility proper where conduct took place pre-plea but after the defendant was indicted
• “Continual criminal activity, even differing in nature from the convicted offense, is inconsistent with an acceptance of responsibility and an interest in rehabilitation.”
• post-offense conduct can shed sig- nificant light on sincerity of defendant's claimed remorse
• post-offense conduct can shed significant light on sincerity of defendant's claimed remorse

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).