Sixth Circuit· 4/14/2020
United States v. John Allen
Citations
- 956 F.3d 355
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- holding that district courts may consider post- 14 sentencing conduct when evaluating motions under Section 404
- “[Section] 404’s language does not require courts to ignore all developments that occurred after the defendant committed the covered offense when considering whether to reduce a defendant’s sentence.”
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