United States v. Jack L. Marvin

ARNOLD, Circuit Judge.

Defendant Jack L. Marvin was convicted of three food-stamp offenses: one count of unlawfully acquiring and possessing United States Department of Agriculture food-stamp coupons in violation of 7 U.S.C. § 2024(b), and two counts of aiding and abetting one Anthony R. Astorino in violat ing the same statute. 1 The District Court 2 sentenced Marvin to one year’s imprisonment, with all but 90 days suspended, plus two years’ probation to follow the 90 days of incarceration. This portion of the sentence was imposed concurrently on all three counts. In addition, a fine of $5,000…