United States v. McBride

U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit · Decided 2007-12-28

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PER CURIAM: In this child pornography case, the government appeals Robert McBride (“Defendant”)’s 84-months’ sentence on the grounds that the district court committed clear error in weighing the § 3558(a) factors and imposed an unreasonable sentence. Because the district court did not commit a clear error in judgment in imposing the sentence, we affirm the sentence. Background <p "b1319-…

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