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U.S. v. Dyck, No. Crim. No. C2-02-45 (D.N.D.) (287 F.Supp.2d 1016) (October 16, 2003) (Judge Rodney S. Webb)

Here the Court issued an impassioned “dissent” in which it argued that there was “no just reason” for the sentence it was ordered to impose on remand; and to conplain that the lack of individualized sentencing under the Gudelines violates due process.

Previously, in U.S. v. Dyck, 334 F.3d 736 ...

 

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