United States v. Vassar

MEMORANDUM**

Jerome Vassar pled guilty to bank fraud and fraudulent use of another person’s identification on a Friday; his trial was set to begin the following Monday. He challenges his thirty-seven month sentence because he did not receive a one-level decrease in his offense level for timely notifying authorities of his intention to plead guilty. He also claims that the district court erred in counting a criminal history point for a prior state adult diversionary conviction.

We affirm.

I. Timeliness of guilty plea

Vassar claims that because he pled guilty before trial, the district court should…