United States v. Mulero-Algarin
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
LYNCH, Circuit Judge.
While on supervised release following his serving a 135-month term of imprisonment for a 2002 conviction for a federal drug felony, Héctor Mulero-Algarin committed a second federal drug felony in 2014. In doing so, he committed two offenses: violation of the conditions of his supervised release and the new drug offense. Mulero-Algarin pled guilty and was sentenced for the new drug offense by a different district court judge than presided over his previous conviction and sentence. He was newly sentenced to 120 months’ imprisonment for that drug offense.
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