United States v. Terri Pruitt

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• noting that we have “expressly rejected” the argument that “according a Guidelines-range sentence a presumption of reasonableness violates” Booker
• affirming as reasonable a 292-month Guidelines sentence for a career offender who had a nonviolent history and whose prior controlled substance offenses involved small quantities of drugs and occurred years before the offense for which the sentence was imposed
• affirming as reasonable a 292-month Guidelines sentence for a career offender who had a nonviolent history and whose prior controlled substance offenses involved small quantities of drugs and occurred years before the offense for which the sentence was imposed
• where defendant “d[id] not challenge the district court’s calculation of the Guidelines range,” reviewing under the procedural-reasonableness rubric whether the district court “considered] the sentencing factors set forth in ... § 3553(a)” as it “must”

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