United States v. James White

BAUER, Circuit Judge.

"While on supervised release following his conviction for failing to register as a sex offender, James White pleaded guilty to new state charges of credit-card fraud and theft. The district court, in response, revoked White’s supervised release and ordered him reimprisoned for 20 months— less than what is recommended in the sen- fencing guidelines. White argues that this terra of reimprisonment is plainly unreasonable because, he says, the prosecutor and probation officer made inaccurate statements during the revocation hearing. We acknowledge that the probation officer…