United States v. McCloud
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In this federal case, McCloud was sentenced to 70 months for robbery. The court considered his criminal history and severe substance use disorders, including daily heroin and cocaine use, but imposed a standard Guidelines sentence.

2022 | Federal Juristiction

United States v. McCloud

Keywords Federal case; McCloud ; robbery; 70 months; criminal history; substance use disorder; heroin; cocaine; Guidelines sentence; standard sentence; drug addiction
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Case Summary

The defendant, McCloud, received a 70-month sentence for robbery in federal court. The sentencing judge considered McCloud's extensive criminal history and significant substance use disorder, characterized by daily heroin and cocaine use. Despite these mitigating factors, the court imposed a sentence consistent with the Federal Sentencing Guidelines.

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Case Summary

The defendant, McCloud, received a 70-month sentence in federal court for robbery. Judicial consideration included a review of McCloud's criminal history and documented severe substance use disorders, characterized by daily heroin and cocaine consumption. Despite these mitigating factors, the court imposed a sentence consistent with federal sentencing guidelines.

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The McCloud Case

McCloud received a 70-month prison sentence for robbery in federal court. The judge acknowledged his past criminal offenses and serious drug problems—McCloud used heroin and cocaine daily—but still gave him a sentence within the usual guidelines.

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Summary

McCloud got 70 months in prison for robbery. The judge looked at his past crimes and his severe drug use problem, as he used heroin and cocaine every day. Ultimately, the judge still decided to give him a regular sentence.

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No. 18-CR-192-2 (WFK)

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