United States v. Ibanez
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BACHARACH, Circuit Judge.
Mr. Jacob Ibanez was convicted of unlawfully possessing a gun. On appeal, he challenges his 50-month sentence on the ground that it was substantively unreasonable. This challenge requires Mr. Ibanez to show that the ultimate sentence was unreasonable based on the statutory sentencing factors. United States v. Balbin-Mesa , 643 F.3d 783 , 788 (10th Cir. 2011). But Mr. Ibanez fails to address any of the statutory factors. Instead, he attacks the reasonableness of a guideline provision invoked by the district court. Even if we were to agree with Mr. Ibanez's criticism of…
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