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U.S. v. Jointer, No. 05-4632 (7th Cir.) (457 F.3d 682) (August 9, 2006) (Judge Kenneth F. Ripple)

This decision is another example of the many appellate sentencing cases that give little or no guidance to the lower courts and the criminal defense bar about what constitutes a “reasonable” sentence in the post-Booker era. Here, the Court vacated, as unreasonable, an 87-month sentence imposed by Judge Larry McKinney ...

 

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