Sixth Circuit· 2/9/2012
United States v. Patrick John Corp.
Citations
- 668 F.3d 379
- 2012 WL 399229
- 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 2510
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- explaining that defendant’s Commerce Clause claim does not constitute a challenge to the district court’s jurisdiction
- explaining that the defendant’s unconditional guilty plea waived appellate review of his Commerce Clause challenge
- deeming argument forfeited where party did not \object with that reasonable degree of specificity which would have adequately apprised the trial court of the true basis for his objection\ (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
- “[Wjhether a particular image can be classified as portraying sadistic or masochistic conduct under § 2G2.1(b)(4) is an objective determination.”
- “Generally, a voluntary and unconditional guilty plea ‘bars any subsequent non-jurisdictional attack on the conviction.’”
- “The mere fact that a defendant cites other cases in which courts determined certain defendants to be deserving of different sentences does not demonstrate abuse of discretion in the instant case.”
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Judges: Moore, Griffin, White
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Cites
29 cases in this archive are cited by this case; the 20 most cited are listed.
- Gall v. United StatesSupreme Court· 2007-12-10· cited 20,598×
- Gonzales v. RaichSupreme Court· 2005-06-06· cited 1,051×
- United States v. Henry A. BosticSixth Circuit· 2004-06-17· cited 681×
- United States v. Keith PickettSixth Circuit· 1991-08-01· cited 275×
- United States v. Chance ReardenNinth Circuit· 2003-11-06· cited 265×
- United States v. Tristan-MadrigalSixth Circuit· 2010-04-20· cited 256×
- United States v. LapsinsSixth Circuit· 2009-07-07· cited 156×
- United States v. WhiteSixth Circuit· 2008-12-24· cited 153×
- United States v. MartinSixth Circuit· 2008-05-23· cited 132×
- United States v. TaylorSixth Circuit· 2011-06-07· cited 118×
- United States v. BrownSixth Circuit· 2009-08-26· cited 104×
- United States v. LyckmanFifth Circuit· 2000-12-07· cited 68×
- United States v. Patrick J. CorpSixth Circuit· 2001-01-03· cited 62×
- United States v. GeerkenSixth Circuit· 2007-10-22· cited 58×
- United States of America, Cross-Appellant/appellee v. Lonnie Joseph Parker, Appellant/cross-AppelleeEighth Circuit· 2001-10-09· cited 57×
- United States v. Arthur J. Turchen, Also Known as Arturo and R2roSeventh Circuit· 1999-08-11· cited 52×
- United States v. Selena Turner (99-1640) Edward James (99-1762) Kevin Larkins (99-2013)Sixth Circuit· 2001-11-28· cited 48×
- United States v. MaurerThird Circuit· 2011-04-22· cited 47×
- United States v. RaplingerEighth Circuit· 2009-02-11· cited 39×
- United States v. FullerSixth Circuit· 2003-10-09· cited 39×
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