United States v. James Clinton Holland
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam 1
I
On April 13, 1977, James Holland pled guilty to a charge of escaping from the custody of the United States Attorney General in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 751 (1976). He was sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment. Holland was to serve six months of the sentence with the remainder suspended followed by five years of probation. The written judgment, the docket sheet and the Clerk’s Memo of Proceedings all state that Holland’s sentence was to run consecutively with sentences imposed by the Northern District of Texas for two previous offenses.
Ten years later, the United States filed a motion to…
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