United States v. Nicolas Franco-Flores

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• recognizing that in Kipp, there was no supervisory component because “no conditions whatsoever were imposed on the defendant, including any probation-like components.”
• “[A] suspended sentence with a supervisory or custodial component can constitute a ‘criminal justice sentence’ under section 4A1.1(d).”

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