United States v. Mary A. Kirby

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• concluding that an upward departure “was more than justified by [defendant’s] repeated [violations of his supervised release conditions]”
• holding that a sentence that was 11 months longer than the recommended sentence was not unreasonable
• holding that a sentence ten months over the Guidelines was not unreasonable because the defendant twice violated the conditions of his supervised release
• holding that imposition of the statutory maximum term of imprisonment is justified for a defendant who repeatedly transgresses the law
• holding that the imposition of the statutory maximum sentence, which was ten months above the Guidelines range, was substantively reasonable because the defendant repeatedly violated the conditions of her supervised release
• finding that a sentence ten months above the top of the recommended sentencing range for supervised release violations “was more than justified by [defendant's] repeated transgressions.”

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