Christopher Hibshman v. United States
SocialSecurity Securities Immigration
Whether the imposition of a 24-month sentence consecutive to a 2-year Indiana prison term for violation of supervised release is unreasonable and at odds with the considerations required by 18-USC-3583(e), when the Sentencing Guidelines recommend a 7-13 month sentence, no new criminal conduct was found, and the statutory standards for revocation did not include punishment for the violation
Question Presented 1. For violation of supervised release is the imposition of a 24 month sentence consecutive to a 2 year Indiana prison term unreasonable and at odds with considerations required by 18 USC §3583(e) when the Sentencing Guidelines recommend a 7-13 month sentence, no new criminal conduct was found, and the statutory standards for revocation did not include punishment for the violation. 2 2. Parties 1.Petitioner, Christopher Hibshman 2. Respondent, United States of America. 3