Fourth Circuit· 12/2/2020

United States v. Thomas McCoy

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981 F.3d 271

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holding that “district courts permissibly treat[] as ‘extraordinary and compelling reasons’ for compassionate release the severity of the defendants’ § 924(c
holding that “district courts are empowered to consider any extraordinary and compelling reason for release that a defendant might raise” (cleaned up)
holding that U.S.S.G. § 1B1.13 is not an “applicable policy statement” for compassionate release motions filed by a defendant in the wake of the First Step Act
holding that U.S.S.G. § 1B1.13 is not an “applicable policy statement” for compassionate release motions filed by a defendant in the wake of the First Step Act
holding that, because “[t]here is as of now no applicable policy statement [issued by the United States Sentencing Commission] governing compassionate-release motions filed by defendants under the recently amended § 3582(c)(1)(A
noting that the First Step Act “remove[d] the Bureau of Prisons from its former role as a gatekeeper over compassionate-release petitions”

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