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  • Do you or your client qualify for a downward adjustment under the Acquitted Conduct amendment to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines?

    Do you or your client qualify for a downward adjustment under the Acquitted Conduct amendment to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines?

    Let's find out!
  • *If you are the defendant or defendant's counsel, you are entitled to a copy of this report. It can be obtained from prior counsel or by filing a motion with the court.

  • *You may obtain a copy of the trial transcripts from prior counsel or from Pacer online. If it is not available in Pacer, in most cases an attorney can order it from the court. You may also use our service to obtain it.

  • You may obtain a copy of the sentencing transcripts from prior counsel or from Pacer online. If it is not available in Pacer, in most cases an attorney can order it from the court. You may also use our service to obtain it.

  • It appears the defendant likely does not qualify for a sentence adjustment under the new acquitted conduct amendment. There may, however, exist other relief options available to the defendant, such as compassionate release. Contact us at info@sentencingstats.com for a free evaluation. 

  • Further research will be required to determine if the defendant likely qualifies for an acquitted conduct adjustment. Send us your information below and one of our sentencing data experts will contact you to help you evaluate your options.

  • Input your information and we'll let you know next steps to determine if you qualify for a reduction.

  • *NOTE: This is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice.  Only your attorney can provide you with a legal opinion about whether you do, in fact, qualify for an Acquitted Conduct Reduction.

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