United States v. Ekwunoh
District Court, E.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
Amended Memorandum
WEINSTEIN, Senior District Judge:
This case raises two interesting “law of the case” questions. First, after the court of appeals has vacated a sentence and remanded for imposition of a specified mandatory minimum prison term, does a superseding act of Congress relieve the district court of its duty to impose that term? Second, if at the original sentencing and on appeal the issue of proper application of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines was not raised, may the district court, on remand, impose a Guidelines sentence below the term required by the mandate? The answer to both…
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