United States v. Dominic Jeter

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “[f]raud ... would surely suggest wrongdoing on the part of the officers and thus make a finding of provocation more likely”
• recognizing that plain error review applies where the defendant failed to object to procedural reasonableness
• holding that defendant’s above-Guidelines range sentence was substantively reasonable where defendant failed to learn from past incarcerations, the underlying seriousness of the firearms offense, and the effect of the offense on the surrounding community
• rejecting an argument that a “momentary pause can . . . be considered a submission to authority” when the suspect later fled

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).