United States v. Thorson
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1DissentGregory, Circuit Judge
At age sixty-seven, Thorson was the only co-conspirator against whom the government chose to press all charges and was able to obtain a conviction. The sentencing enhancements that the government requested, and the district court applied, increased Thorson’s sentence ten levels, from a sentencing range of thirty-seven to forty-six months to a range of 108 months to 135 months. The district court clearly erred in imposing the two enhancements at issue here, adjustments for role in the offense and for obstruction of justice.
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At the outset, because of the short shrift the majority gives to the…
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