· 5/14/2009
United States v. Barahona-Montenegro
Citations
- 565 F.3d 980
- 2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 10284
- 2009 WL 1323526
How courts have described this case
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- remanding for resentencing where the “district court’s oral sentence fail[ed] to calculate clearly the appropriate Guidelines range, but also [did not] adequately explain the chosen sentence”
- remanding for resentencing where the “district court’s oral sentence fail[ed] to calculate clearly the appropriate Guidelines range, but also [did not] adequately explain the chosen sentence”
- characterizing as irrelevant the number of children fathered by defendant out of wedlock
- remanding for failure to calculate the guidelines range and explain the sentence
- re- versing sentence imposed in part because of “irrelevant factors” like hav- ing fathered five children out of wedlock
- re- versing sentence imposed in part because of “irrelevant factors” like hav- ing fathered five children out of wedlock
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Judges: Moore, McKeague, Forester
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