United States v. Blackson, No. 11-3049 (D.C. Cir. 2013)
Annotate this CaseAppellant challenged the district court's decision to reimpose a 360-month sentence for numerous narcotics- and firearms-related convictions after the court vacated one of the convictions upon which his original sentence was based. The court upheld the sentence, concluding that the district court correctly understood its authority on remand and did not err in exercising that authority. The court also took the opportunity to collect and restate this circuit's rules regarding which arguments the district court could consider on a remand for resentencing when the remand order provided no express instructions.
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