United States v. Gary Washington

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• explaining that this Court has discretion to permit the government to present evidence at resentencing in situations where the issue was not previously before the district court
• requiring that the government prove facts supporting an en- hancement by a preponderance of the evidence
• explaining that this court has discretion to permit the government to present evidence at resentencing in sit- uations where the issue was not previously before the district court
• describing situations in which this Court will not remand for further evidentiary hearings after a defendant’s successful appeal
• denying the government the ability to present additional evidence on remand when it was aware of the defendant’s objection during sentencing
• representations by the government at sentencing that there were more than 250 victims were insufficient

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