Second Circuit· 3/17/2014
United States v. Lucas
Citations
- 745 F.3d 626
- 2014 WL 998189
- 2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 5001
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- federal courts lack the authority to order that a sentence run concurrently with a sentence which has been completely discharged
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Judges: Droney, Lynch, Parker
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