United States v. Leo F. Schweitzer, III

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• concluding that any error in district court’s disposition of departure motion “is properly deemed harmless”
• explaining that Rule 11 embodies the constitutional requirement that a guilty plea be knowing and voluntary
• noting that a sentence outside of the Guidelines range is not presumptively unreasonable
• noting that a sentence outside of the Guidelines range is not presumptively unreasonable
• noting that a sentence outside of the Guidelines range is not presumptively unreasonable
• upholding an upward variance to 84 months from a Guidelines recommended range of 46 to 57 months

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