Eighth Circuit· 1/12/2009

United States v. Thunder

Citations

553 F.3d 605
2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 371
2009 WL 57003

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holding that a 15-month upward variance from guidelines-range was reasonable based on defendant’s repeated violations of supervised release
concluding that a revocation sentence was substantively reasonable in part because the defendant had “repeatedly violated the conditions of his supervised release”
holding a revocation sentence above the advisory guideline range was not an abuse of discretion
finding 15-month upward variance from Guidelines range reasonable given defendant’s repeated violations of supervised release
finding sentence 15 months above Guidelines range reasonable given defendant’s repeated violations of supervised release
finding 15-month upward variance from Guidelines range reasonable given defendant’s repeated violations of supervised release

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Judges: Murphy, Riley, Gruender

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