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Sentencing Court?s Discretion Not Limited for Career Offenders; Must Consider § 3553

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United States v. Clay, No. 14-60283 (5th Cir. May 22, 2015) (Jolly, Higginson, Costa) (per curiam)   The district court sentenced Clay, who was classified as a ?career-offender? under the Guidelines, within the guideline sentencing range of 151-188 months of imprisonment.  Without such classification, the advisory range would have been 30-37 months.  Despite the district court being ?troubled

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