United States v. Kenneth Gregory Lisa Lockhart

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• finding that the defendant was entitled to the acceptance of responsibility reduction when “[a]ll of his obstructive conduct predated his indictment” and remanding for resentencing
• holding a defendant is not “entitled to an adjustment for acceptance of responsibility” where the obstruction is “on-going.”
• finding that extraordinary circumstances existed because all of the defendant’s obstructive conduct predated his indictment, he never denied his own responsibility and guilt, and he cooperated with officials long before he was ever charged with an offense
• “All of his obstructive conduct predated the indictment and the guilty plea. He has fully cooperated subsequently.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).