United States v. Wayman Simms

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• concluding that any error in calculating a defendant’s criminal-history score was harmless when the district court explained the sentence would be the same either way
• holding harmless any error in assessing a criminal history point for a prior offense where the district court stated it would have imposed the same sentence regardless
• \Decisions regarding offenses counted in a criminal history calculation are factual determinations subject to clear-error review.\ (citation omitted)

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