United States v. Fitch
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by Judge BLOCK; Dissent by Judge GOODWIN.
OPINION
BLOCK, District Judge:
David Kent Fitch was convicted by a jury of nine counts of bank fraud, two counts of fraudulent use of an access device, two counts of attempted fraudulent use of an access device, two counts of laundering monetary instruments, and one count of money laundering. The applicable Sentencing Guidelines range was 41-51 months. At sentencing, however, the district judge found by clear and convincing evidence that Fitch had murdered his wife, and that her death was the means he used to commit his crimes. Relying on that…
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