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· 7/16/2002

United States v. Isabel Dominguez

Citations

  • 296 F.3d 192
  • 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 14343
  • 2002 WL 1558280

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  • holding that district court appropriate case for had authority to grant Section 5K2.0 the exercise of that downward departure despite Government’s discretion. opposition
  • explaining “[o]ur review of the District Court’s legal conclusion that it lacked discretion to consider a departure based on family circumstances is de novo”
  • finding jurisdiction to review the denial of a departure request based on family circumstances
  • “We therefore reject the government’s apparent suggestion that a family circumstance departure requires circumstances that are not merely extraordinary, but extra-extraordinary....”

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Judges: Nygaard, Nygaar, Ambro, O'Neill

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