United States v. Jason Michael Boecker

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• holding that the lower court \was entitled to sentence Boecker to up to 21 months in prison (not [the maximum] 24 month [under § 3583(e)(3)] because Boecker had spent 3 months in home detention)\
• holding that upon revocation of supervised release following imprisonment for a Class C felony, “the court was entitled to sentence Boecker to up to 21 months in prison (not 24 months [the statutory maximum] because Boecker had spent 3 months in home detention
• holding that upon revocation of supervised release following imprisonment for a Class C felony, “the court was entitled to sentence Boecker to up to 21 months in prison (not 24 months [the statutory maximum] because Boecker had spent 3 months in home detention) . . . .”
• “At that time, the [district] court was entitled to sentence Boecker to up to 21 months in prison (not 24 months because [he] had spent 3 months in home detention), and up to 33 months of supervised release, minus the prison time imposed, under the terms of § 3583(e)(3

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