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The defendant’s criminal history is extensive, and
without the automatic increase to a category 6, the defendant
has a criminal history category 5 by virtue of 11 criminal
history points. Defendant also has an extensive list of
contacts with law enforcement which did not result in a
conviction or which -- or for which a disposition is not known.
Therefore, the total offense level for the most serious counts
is a total offense level of 34 and a criminal history category
of 6. The guideline provisions are guideline -- require a term
of imprisonment from 262 to 327 months as well as the
consecutive 60-month or five-year sentence on Count 3.

Mr. Thornton, do you want to say anything on your
behalf regarding sentencing?

(No response. )

THE COURT: Mr. Fullerton, do you wish to say
anything --

MR. FULLERTON: Thank you, Judge.

THE COURT: -- regarding sentencing?

MR. FULLERTON: As I said in the government’s version,
we feel it’s appropriate to sentence Mr. Thornton at the high
end of that sentencing range. Mr. Thornton is a recidivist,
violent career criminal who was dealing drugs in a public
housing project while armed, and there is no reason to think
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1) Is this an indictment or information arising out of offenses charged in one or more previously-fil Stash

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2) Is this an indictment or information that supersedes one or more previously-filed indictments or informations?

NOX YES Ifthe answeris “Yes”, list the case number and title of the earliest filed superseded indictment
or information and the name of the assigned judge (Local Rule 40.3(b)(2)):

3) Is this a xe-filing of previously dismissed indictment or information? JUDGE BARR MES O
Ifthe answer is “Yes”, list the case nimber and title of the previously dismissed indictment or information and

the name of the assigned judge (Local Rule 40,3(b)(2)): MAGISTRATE JUDGE DENLOW
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4) Is this a case arising out of the failure of the defendant to appear in a criminal proceeding in this Court?

NOX veES C1 Ifthe answeris “Yes”, list the case number and title of the criminal proceeding in which the
defendant failed to appear (Local Criminal Rule 50.2(3)):

5) Is this a transfer of probation supervision from another district to this District? NoxX yes
6), What level of offense is this indictment or information? : FELONY X
MISDEMEANOR LI
7) Does this indictment or information involve eight or more defendants? nox
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8) Does this indictment or information include a conspiracy count? _ NO X YES
9) Indicate which of the following types of offenses describes the count, other than any conspiracy count, with the
most severe penalty:
D Homicide ...... + @ O Income Tax Fraud = @ © DAPCA Controlled Substances ....
O Criminal Antitrust (a) Gi Postal Fraud (i) Gi Miscellaneous General Offenses
i Bank robbery ay © Other Fraud i) Gi Immigration Laws
C Post Office Robi tin) D Auto Theft (vy) © Liquor, Intemal Revenue Laws .
O Other Robbery @ o Transporting Forged (itt) OO Food & Drug Laws «
D Assault .. iy G Forgery qu) Motor Carrier Act
O Burglary ww) © Counterfeiting (itl) D Selective Service Ac
D Larcenyan qv) © Sex Offenses q@ 0 Obscene Mail =.
- Di Postal Embezzlement ».... QV) © DAPCA Marijuana ~ (ill) ¥2L Other Federal Statutes
O Other Embezzlement ....- an) D DAPCANarcolics + (ill) Transfer of Probation Jurisdiction .. (V)

10) List the statute of each of the offenses charged in the indictment or information.

Title 18, U.S.C., Sections 922(g)(1) and 924(c)

Title 21, U.S.C, Sections 841(a)(1) and 860(2) hegsl| whl

STUART D, FULLERTON
Assistant United States Attorney

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