United States v. Estelle Rogers

How courts have described this case

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• “[i]n some cases, the particular guideline at issue may suggest circumstances or factors that, if present, may provide the basis for departure.”
• \[T]he district court is to consider the guidelines and policy statements of the Commission that are in effect on the date the offender is sentenced.\
• district court erred when it refused to consider concurrent sentence despite its general authority to depart from guidelines and case remanded
• conflict between § 3584(a) and section 5G1.3

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).