United States v. Gary Thomas Mills
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SPENCER WILLIAMS, District Judge:
Defendant-Appellant Gary Mills appeals the imposition of that portion of his criminal sentence which forbids him to work in the car sales business during his period of supervised release. The sentence was imposed after he pled guilty to the charges of mail fraud and altering odometers on cars sold from his GM dealership. We reject Appellant’s contention that the occupational restriction is tantamount to an upward departure from the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, and, therefore, affirm the lower court’s sentence in part. We reverse, however, that portion of the…
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