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U.S. v. Collington, No. 05-4054 (6th Cir.) (461 F.3d 805) (August 31, 2006) (Judge Boyce F. Jr. Martin)

In his dissent in this case, Judge Gilman bitterly complained that this decision “marks the first time in a published opinion that [the Sixth Circuit] has sustained as reasonable a district court’s decision to vary downward from the applicable Sentencing Guidelines range.” (Emphasis added).

Apparently, despite paying lip service to ...

 

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