· 9/26/2003
United States v. Joseph Griffith
Citations
- 344 F.3d 714
- 2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 19807
- 2003 WL 22220371
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- explaining that an upward adjustment may be inadequate to address the degree of sexual exploitation
- explaining that the particularly horrific nature of defendant’s images justified a sentence above guidelines range
- upholding upward departure based on defendant’s two prior convictions for sexual abuse of children and his three failed attempts to complete treatment for sex offenders
- discussing the effect of the PROTECT Act on a district court’s decision to upward depart
- affirming upward departure in sentence for pornography distribution where defendant’s photographs were the worst the judge had seen in 35-year legal career and defendant posed serious risk of future dangerousness
- discussing effect of PROTECT Act on district court’s decision to upward depart
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Judges: Easterbrook, Rovner, Evans
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