Ezell Gilbert v. United States

U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit · Decided 2011-05-19

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CARNES, Circuit Judge: Ezell Gilbert, a federal prisoner, wants to have an error of law in the calculation of his sentence corrected based upon a Supreme Court decision interpreting the sentencing guidelines, even though that decision was issued eleven years after he was sentenced. Gilbert insists that prisoners have a right to have errors in the calculation of their sentences corrected no matter how long it has been since…

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