United States v. Flores
District Court, N.D. Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER REGARDING DEFENDANT’S SENTENCE
BENNETT, Chief Judge.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
/. INTRODUCTION.1017
A. Procedural Background.1017
B. Factual Background.1018
II. DISCUSSION. o h- 1 CO
A. Horizontal Departure: Adequacy
1. Is history category an seriousness of Flores’s past criminal conduct?. <M O t — I
2. Likelihood Flores will commit other crimes .
3. Extent of horizontal departure. 04 O t — i
B. Vertical Departure Pursuant To 5E2.0. O r — 1
1. Is Flores’s case outside
Extent .
a. Analogy 1: Extensive criminal history and recidivism. O CO o
b. Analogy 2: History of assaultive conduct
III.…
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