United States v. Wayne Michael McKay and Charmaine Marie Dillon

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• upholding the district court’s “clear” finding that defendant’s false statements were an attempt to affect his sentence
• “Depending on its content and the context in which it is made, such a lie [to a probation officer] can be regarded as an attempt by the defendant to affect (1) the sentence on the instant offense, or (2

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