· 4/7/1992
United States v. Jeffrey J. Albers, United States of America v. Patricia L. Albers
Citations
- 961 F.2d 710
- 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 6245
How courts have described this case
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- defendant may not appeal substantial- assistance downward departure simply because he is dissatisfied with extent of departure
- “only the government may appeal a sentence if the sentence is less than the sentence specified in the guideline range”
- \only the government may appeal a sentence if the sentence is less than the sentence specified in the guideline range\; defendant may not appeal substantial assistance downward departure \simply because [he is] dissatisfied with the extent of the departure\
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Judges: Arnold, Magill, Larson
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