United States v. Garay

Appellant, convicted of various drug offenses, filed a motion to reduce his sentence contending that the district court had applied the wrong version of the relevant sentencing statute. Appellant claimed that his sentence was too long, that he should be eligible for parole, and that he should not be subject to a term of supervised release. The district court replaced appellant’s term of supervised release with a special parole term, but otherwise denied appellant’s motion. Appellant has appealed from that denial repeating the contentions rejected below. As the proper sentence is determined by…