· 7/6/1995
United States v. Donovan Dwayne Oliver Darryl Lee McMillan Nathaniel Jones
Citations
- 60 F.3d 547
- 95 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 5228
- 95 Daily Journal DAR 8956
- 1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 16432
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- holding that court erred in increasing sentences to 360 months when the maximum guideline range was limited to 300 months
- holding that whether deaths occurred was merely a sentencing factor
- holding that whether deaths occurred was merely a sentencing factor
- finding “if death results” provision did not “redefine the essential elements of carjacking” and that it could not stand alone as a separate offense
- holding “cars are themselves instrumentalities of commerce”
- “[C]ars are themselves instrumentalities of commerce, which Congress may protect.”
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Judges: Hug, Canby, Hawkins
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