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· 3/24/2009

United States v. Mateo

Citations

  • 560 F.3d 152
  • 2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 6080
  • 2009 WL 750411

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that where application of an Amendment to the Guidelines does not lower a defendant’s sentencing range due to his status as a career offender, a reduction of sentence is not authorized
  • holding that a retroactive reduction in the Guidelines’ cocaine base offense levels does not entitle a defendant to a sentence reduction when his sentencing range was based on the alternative career offender offense level
  • holding that a retroactive reduction in the Guidelines’ cocaine base offense levels does not entitle a defendant to a sentence reduction when his sentencing range was based on the 5 alternative career offender offense level
  • explaining that defendant is not entitled to reduction when the amendment does not change overall Guidelines calculation
  • explaining that defendant is not entitled to reduction when the amendment does not change overall Guidelines calculation
  • explaining that the defendant’s career offender base offense level remained at 34, regardless of whether the otherwise applicable base offense level would be reduced under Amendment 706

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Judges: Barry, Greenberg, Ackerman

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