Release date of 2024, sentenced in 2018.Given the defendant’s personal growth and change of outlook since he committed the offense conduct in the 2017 Case and his combination of medical conditions, the court believes that a sentence of time served would be appropriate after considering the applicable factors set forth in 18 U.S.C.His documented medical conditions include being diagnosed with an aortic aneurysm needing to use proton-pump inhibitors to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease sleep apnea (which can lead to the development of cardiac arrhythmia, heart attack and stroke) and being overweight.Three 3553(a) factors weigh in favor of release over time served.50 years old, high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol.Tax fraud, 60 months, has served 20 months 30%, release date is August 2023.Other suggestions – rehabilitation, danger, mandatory minimum, mandatory guidelines, criminal history, detainer MEDICAL CONDITION – to find cases discussing the applicability of the 3553(a) factors, you can also search by “deter” or “criminal history” or “danger” – to find cases discussing the applicability of U.S.S.G. – to find cases discussing the issue of the exhaustion requirement under 3582(c)(1)(A) – to find cases discussing the DOJ’s policy on what constitutes “extraordinary and compelling reasons” under 1B1.13 – search by the name of the facility (i.e. – search by the name of the condition (i.e diabetes, obesity, etc) Unopposed Motions – to find cases where the government consentedĬatch-all – to find cases involving sentence reductions that do not result in inmates being immediately released Not In Custody – to find cases where courts have modified sentences for inmates on home confinement or at halfway houses Request to Warden – to find cases where courts construe an inmate’s informal or defective request as sufficient under 3582(c)(1)(A)’s exhaustion requirement “924(c)”, “851”, or “mandatory minimum”Ĭircuit Opinions – to find appellate decisionsġB1.13 Policy Statement – to find cases discussing the criteria for “extraordinary and compelling reasons” under USSG 1B1.13 Short Time Served – to find cases where inmates were released after serving relatively short portions of their sentences or where the offender has not yet started serving their sentence.įamily Circumstances – to find cases involving family circumstances or where the inmate was the only caregiver for a family memberĮxcessive Sentence – to find release cases based on excessive sentences, you can also search by the charge of conviction, i.e. Mental Health – to find cases where inmates were released based on mental health conditions No Confirmed Cases – to find cases where inmates were released from facilities without any confirmed COVID-19 cases No Medical Condition – to find cases where inmates were released despite not having any pre-existing conditions Medical Condition – to find cases where inmates are released based on pre-existing conditions that make them more vulnerable to COVID-19ĬOVID-19 Positive/Recovered – to find cases where the inmate has already tested positive for COVID-19 or already recoveredĬOVID-19 Vaccinated – to find cases where inmates have been released based on COVID-19-related concerns despite already receiving vaccination or refusing to be vaccinated A key has been provided under the list of categories. Lawyers can click on different categories of cases to jump to those sections of the list, or they can search for cases by keyword in order to find orders from a particular district or involving a particular BOP facility. This list has been designed for lawyers to find favorable opinions to cite in their motions based on the specific facts of their case. The list includes grants of release for inmates with specific medical conditions, inmates who have already tested positive for COVID-19 and/or recovered, inmates released from facilities that are reporting zero confirmed cases, and inmates whose request is based, not on COVID-19 risks, but on their family circumstances or excessive sentences. Updated Septem– The Compilation has been updated to include cases involving inmates that have already been vaccinated or refuse to get vaccinated and cases where an inmate has been granted compassionate release while on home confinement.Īttorney Tom Church has compiled a list of Compassionate Release grants and some of the key findings and information in the corresponding opinions.
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