Tenth Circuit· 8/27/2018
United States v. Sample
Citations
- 901 F.3d 1196
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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding “the district court’s reliance on [one factor] as overriding all other sentencing considerations exceeded the bounds of permissible choice”
- collecting authorities for the proposition that “courts should not rely on a defendant’s wealth in fashioning a sentence”
- considering the harm inflicted upon a victim as part of the crime’s “seriousness”
- “The record is clear that the district court imposed a lenient probation sentence because Sample’s high income allowed him to make restitution payments to his victims. Our system of justice has no sentencing discount for wealth.”
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Judges: Lucero, Hartz, Holmes
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Cites
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- United States v. LevinsonThird Circuit· 2008-09-18· cited 228×
- United States v. Michael MartinEleventh Circuit· 2006-07-11· cited 194×
- United States v. FriedmanTenth Circuit· 2009-02-10· cited 157×
- United States v. Barbara E. Stefonek, Cross-AppelleeSeventh Circuit· 1999-06-03· cited 138×
- United States v. SayadTenth Circuit· 2009-12-22· cited 115×
- United States v. PinsonTenth Circuit· 2008-09-17· cited 89×
- United States v. MueffelmanFirst Circuit· 2006-11-28· cited 56×
- United States v. WalkerTenth Circuit· 2017-01-04· cited 52×
- United States v. StallSixth Circuit· 2009-09-11· cited 48×
- United States v. StevensonFirst Circuit· 2012-07-13· cited 22×
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