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The Sixth Circuit affirmed Lopez-Escarrega’s conviction and 48-month sentence for illegal reentry, rejecting his duress, Speedy Trial Act, and sentencing challenges.
The magistrate judge recommended accepting Edgar Cruz-Jimenez’s guilty plea to illegal reentry after removal and continuing detention pending the district judge’s ruling.
The Court held that the Sentencing Reform Act does not automatically extend supervised release when a defendant absconds; statutory limits and procedures control.
The Supreme Court held that MVRA restitution is criminal punishment for Ex Post Facto purposes, reversing the Eighth Circuit and remanding.
The Court held that First Step Act § 403(b) applies at post-Act resentencing when a pre-Act § 924(c) sentence was vacated, reversing the Fifth Circuit.
The Supreme Court held that district courts may not consider 18 U.S.C. §3553(a)(2)(A) when revoking supervised release under §3583(e).
The Court held that intentionally causing injury or death, including by omission, can satisfy § 924(c)(3)(A)’s force element, and affirmed Delligatti’s conviction.
The Court held that a jury must decide beyond a reasonable doubt whether ACCA predicate offenses were committed on different occasions.
The Supreme Court held that a state drug conviction can qualify as an ACCA predicate if the drug matched the federal schedules when the state offense was committed.
The Supreme Court held that §3553(f)(1) creates a checklist: a defendant must lack each listed criminal-history feature to qualify for safety-valve relief.
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