Legal Opinion
United States v. Omole
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided April 15, 2008No. 06-2252, 06-3605, 07-1471PublishedCited by 120 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
KANNE, Circuit Judge.
Davis Omole, Adeniyi Adesokan, and Samuel Omole pled guilty to various crimes arising from a complex identity-theft scheme that the three individuals carried out over two years. The district court sentenced Davis to 36 months’ imprisonment, Adesokan to 78 months’ imprisonment, and Samuel to 24 months’ imprisonment. In this consolidated appeal, the government appeals Davis’s sentence, which was 51 months below the low end of the Sentencing Guidelines range of 87-102 months. Adesokan appeals his sentence, arguing that it was unreasonable in light of Davis’s considerably…
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