· 6/20/2006
United States v. Vampire Nation A/K/A Fredrik Von Hamilton A/K/A Frederick Hamilton Banks, Frederick H. Banks
Citations
- 451 F.3d 189
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 15168
- 2006 WL 1679385
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the court’s decision not to recuse sua sponte is reviewed for plain error
- explaining that the scope of an in personam judgment in forfeiture is limited by the provisions of the applicable forfeiture statutes
- explaining that the scope of an in personam judgment in forfeiture is limited by the provisions of the applicable forfeiture statutes
- holding that Rule 32(h) does not apply to sentencing variances
- commenting that “[w]hat has changed post-Booker, is that sentencing is a discretionary exercise”
- differentiating between traditional departures under the Guidelines and variances from the Guidelines based on Booker
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Judges: Van Antwerpen, Rendell, Van Antwerpen Weis
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