· 2/26/2010
United States v. Curby
Citations
- 595 F.3d 794
- 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 4028
- 2010 WL 668883
How courts have described this case
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- deciding that district court did not commit procedural error when it explicitly stated it considered expert opinion, but cited defendant’s criminal history in rejecting below‐guidelines request
- affirming sen- tence where court’s discussion of mitigation arguments was brief but sentence was at bottom of guideline range
- affirming sen- tence where court’s discussion of mitigation arguments was brief but sentence was at bottom of guideline range
- affirming sentence, despite district court’s terse discussion of defendant’s argument in mitigation, where it was “apparent from the record” that court rejected defendant’s plea for leniency “because of his extensive criminal history”
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Judges: Bauer, Posner, Kanne
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