United States v. Keith Everett Maxwell

How courts have described this case

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• holding that imposition of supervised release revocation sentence above statutory maximum for single count of conviction was plain error warranting correction
• holding that imposition of supervised release revocation sentence above statutory maximum for single count of conviction was plain error warranting correction
• noting that “conditions of supervised release are a substantial imposition on a person’s liberty”
• relying, in absence of controlling authority, on clear statutory text and uniform case law in three other circuits to find plain error
• subtracting only the months of imprisonment from the supervised release available upon his second revocation
• reviewing for plain error unpreserved claim that sentence following revocation of supervised release was greater than that authorized by statute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).