United States v. Hart
District Court, E.D. Michigan
1Opinion of the Court
THE COURT’S OPINION RE: DEPARTURE FROM THE SENTENCE RANGE UNDER THE SENTENCING GUIDELINES
GADOLA, District Judge.
The defendant, William L. Hart, had a tenure of almost 40 years in the Detroit Police Department, culminating in his appointment as Chief of Police by Mayor Coleman A. Young on September 28, 1976, a position which he continued to hold until he was indicted in this matter. He subsequently resigned from the police department immediately following his conviction herein on May 7, 1992.
The defendant was convicted by jury verdicts of the following charges:
Count Two: Embezzlement, Wrongful…
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