United States v. Jeanne P. Johnson, Clarence A. Johnson

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• remanding for district court to entertain such arguments as would be appropriate in support of a motion challenging a sentence as illegal
• remanding for district court to entertain such arguments as would be appropriate in support of a motion challenging a sentence as illegal
• construing Federal Probation Act, 18 U. S. C. § 3651 (1982 ed.)
• remand for resentencing where reviewing court could not ascertain what district court relied on in arriving at restitutionary figure
• remand for resentencing where reviewing court could not ascertain what district court relied on in arriving at restitutionary figure
• \The amount of restitution cannot exceed the actual losses flowing from the offense for which the defendant had been convicted.\

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