Johnson v. United States

GLICKMAN, Associate Judge:

Pursuant to a plea agreement in which the government promised not to oppose concurrent prison sentences at the midpoint of the applicable sentencing guideline range, D’Angelo Johnson pleaded guilty to the crimes of second-degree murder and assault with a dangerous weapon (“ADW”). The trial court sentenced him to consecutive terms of imprisonment above the midpoint — specifically, to 240 months for the homicide and eighteen months for the ADW. Johnson now appeals his sentence, contending that the government breached its plea agreement with him by implicitly asking for…