upholding a district court's additional two-level departure where the district court found that the defendant's sexual exploitation was "aggravated, it was prolonged, it was repeated over several years, at least, and 2G2.2 does not take into account the degree of exploitation and abuse found in this case"
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December 17, 1999.
Appeal from W.D.Mich., 24 F.Supp.2d 803.
Affirmed.
upholding a district court's additional two-level departure where the district court found that the defendant's sexual exploitation was "aggravated, it was prolonged, it was repeated over several years, at least, and 2G2.2 does not take into account the degree of exploitation and abuse found in this case"
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Date published: Dec 17, 1999
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