United States v. Trujillo-Terrazas

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• concluding that the defendant satisfied the fourth prong in a case of non-constitutional Booker error
• concluding that the defendant satisfied the fourth prong in a case of non-constitutional Booker error
• finding that judge’s comment “I have to do what I have to do” demonstrated that he felt constrained by the mandatory nature of the Guidelines
• recognizing the difficulty in establishing the fourth prong in cases involving “non-constitutional Booker error” but finding that defendant had satisfied the fourth prong
• recognizing the difficulty in establishing the fourth prong in cases involving “non-constitutional Booker error” but finding that defendant had satisfied the fourth prong
• recognizing the difficulty in establishing the fourth prong in cases involving non-constitutional Booker error but finding that defendant had satisfied the fourth prong

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