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Sentencing – Supervised release
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//April 1, 2013//
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Where the district court did not impose supervised release, but imposed conditions after release, the conditions must be vacated.
“In these circumstances we can achieve judicial economy with no sacrifice of anyone’s legal rights by modifying the judgment of the district court to eliminate the post-release terms concerning the use of controlled substances, drug tests, and collection of a DNA sample, granting the lawyer’s motion to withdraw, and, having corrected the judgment, dismissing the appeal.”
So Ordered.
12-1388 U.S. v. Gutierrez-Ceja
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Zagel, J., Posner, J.
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