Third Circuit· 1/16/2007

United States v. Michael Walker

Citations

473 F.3d 71
2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 870
2007 WL 92751

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concluding that a defendant‘s fifty-five-year sentence for armed robberies and drug-trafficking crimes was not unconstitutional
concluding that a defendant’s fifty-five-year sentence for armed robberies and drug-trafficking crimes was not unconstitutional
finding that there is no conflict between § 3553 and a mandatory minimum sentence provision because “§ 3553(a) must be read in conjunction with [] § 3553(e
upholding a 55-year mandatory sentence for three § 924(c) counts of using a firearm during a crime of violence
upholding a 55-year mandatory consecutive sentence for three violations of use of a firearm during a crime of violence
upholding a 55-year mandatory consecutive sentence for three violations of use of a firearm during a crime of violence

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Judges: Padova, Fuentes, Van Antwerpen Padova

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