United States v. Damien Troy Moulden

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• holding that we review probation revocation sentences and supervised release revocation sentences under same standard, that is, whether they are plainly unreasonable
• stating that a plainly unreasonable sentence is one in which the error is clear and obvious
• stating that a plainly unreasonable sentence is one in which the error is clear and obvious
• stating that a plainly unreasonable sentence is one in which the error is clear and obvious
• stating that a plainly unreasonable sentence is one in which the error is clear and obvious
• explaining that probation revocation sentences, like sentences resulting from revocation of supervised release, are reviewed to determined whether they are “plainly unreasonable”

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