United States v. Art Williams, Roland Onaghinor

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• stating that law-of-the-case doctrine generally bars defendant 47 from renewing on remand to the district court challenges adjudicated by appeals court
• holding “that we review a sentence for reasonableness even after a District Court declines to resentence pursuant to Crosby”
• “[T]he law of the case doctrine forecloses reconsideration of issues that were decided—or that could have been decided— during prior proceedings.”
• “[T]he law of the case doctrine forecloses reconsideration of issues that were decided—or that could have been decided—during prior proceedings.”
• “[T]he law of the case doctrine forecloses reconsideration of issues that were decided — or that could have been decided — during prior proceedings.”
• defendant’s appeal was rendered moot upon his release from prison because there was no possibility on remand that district court could reduce statutory minimum term of supervised release

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).