· 9/8/1994
United States v. H. Jay Mummert
Citations
- 34 F.3d 201
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 24280
- 1994 WL 482602
How courts have described this case
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- vacating and remanding because the record did not make clear whether the district court’s denial of departure was based on legal or discretionary grounds
- vacating sentence and remanding to district court because \the record does not make clear whether the district court's denial of departure was based on legal or discretionary grounds\
- upholding face value of loan as reasonable calculation of bank's actual loss where no assets had been pledged against the loan and no payments had been made thereon
- refusing to reduce amount of loss caused by fraud notwithstanding fact that co-participant in crime offered 32 No. 01-4084 to make gratuitous transfer of property which was basis of loan transaction
- “A defendant in a fraud case should not be able to reduce the amount of loss for sentencing purposes by offering to make restitution after being caught.”
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Judges: Becker, Alito, Brody
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