· 3/29/2005
United States v. Heldeman
Citations
- 402 F.3d 220
- 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 4966
- 2005 WL 708397
How courts have described this case
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- noting that statements by the district judge at sentencing are a key source of information in assessing whether the trial court would likely be more lenient under an advisory system
- recognizing a district judge may well not have expressed his or her reservations because the guidelines made them hopeless
- requiring, at a bare minimum, a “reasonable indication that the district judge might well have reached a different result under advisory guidelines”
- requiring, at a bare minimum, a \reasonable indication that the district judge might well have reached a different result under advisory guidelines\
- requiring a \reasonable indication that the district judge might well have reached a different result under advisory guidelines\
- requiring a \reasonable indication that the district judge might well have reached a different result under advisory guidelines\
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Judges: Boudin, Campbell, Cyr
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