Ninth Circuit· 9/8/2009
United States v. Bride
Citations
- 581 F.3d 888
- 2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 20018
- 2009 WL 2857205
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- holding that the mere fact that “the parties to a plea agree- ment considered the Guidelines in recommending a sentence” does not make a sentence “based on” subsequently amended Guidelines ranges
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Judges: Fletcher, Tashima, Thomas
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- United States v. Rafael Pacheco-Navarette, United States of America v. Victor Alfonso Gomez-VeraNinth Circuit· 2005-12-23· cited 27×
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