Common use of Use of Information for Sentencing Clause in Contracts

Use of Information for Sentencing. 24 The government is free to provide full and accurate information to the Court and the United 25 States Probation Office, including answering any inquiries and rebutting any inaccurate statements that 26 are made. The defendant agrees that nothing in this Plea Agreement bars the government from 27 defending on appeal or collateral review of any sentence that the Court may impose.

Use of Information for Sentencing. 24 2 The government is free to provide full and accurate information to the Court and the United 25 States Probation OfficeProbation, 3 including answering any inquiries made by the Court and/or Probation and rebutting any inaccurate 4 statements that 26 are madeor arguments by the defendant, her attorney, Probation, or the Court. The defendant also 5 understands and agrees that nothing in this Plea Agreement bars the government from 27 defending on 6 appeal or collateral review of any sentence that the Court may impose.

Use of Information for Sentencing. 24 4 The government is free to provide full and accurate information to the Court and the United 25 States Probation OfficeProbation, 5 including answering any inquiries made by the Court and/or Probation and rebutting any inaccurate 6 statements that 26 are madeor arguments by the defendant, his attorney, Probation, or the Court. The defendant also 7 understands and agrees that nothing in this Plea Agreement bars the government from 27 defending on 8 appeal or collateral review of any sentence that the Court may impose.

Use of Information for Sentencing. 24 8 The government is free to provide full and accurate information to the Court and the United 25 States Probation OfficeProbation, 9 including answering any inquiries made by the Court and/or Probation and rebutting any inaccurate 10 statements that 26 are madeor arguments by the defendant, her attorney, Probation, or the Court. The defendant also 11 understands and agrees that nothing in this Plea Agreement bars the government from 27 defending on 12 appeal or collateral review of any sentence that the Court may impose.

Use of Information for Sentencing. 24 8 The government is free to provide full and accurate information to the Court and the United 25 States Probation OfficeProbation, 9 including answering any inquiries made by the Court and/or Probation and rebutting any inaccurate 10 statements that 26 are madeor arguments by the defendant, his attorney, Probation, or the Court. The defendant also 11 understands and agrees that nothing in this Plea Agreement bars the government from 27 defending on 12 appeal or collateral review of any sentence that the Court may impose.

Use of Information for Sentencing. 24 22 The government is free to provide full and accurate information to the Court and the United 25 States Probation OfficeProbation, 23 including answering any inquiries made by the Court and/or Probation and rebutting any inaccurate 24 statements that 26 are madeor arguments by the defendant, his attorney, Probation, or the Court. The defendant also 25 understands and agrees that nothing in this Plea Agreement bars the government from 27 defending on 26 appeal or collateral review of any sentence that the Court may impose.

Use of Information for Sentencing. 24 2 The government is free to provide full and accurate information to the Court and the United 25 States Probation OfficeProbation, 3 including answering any inquiries made by the Court and/or Probation and rebutting any inaccurate 4 statements that 26 are madeor arguments by the defendant, his attorney, Probation, or the Court. The defendant also 5 understands and agrees that nothing in this Plea Agreement bars the government from 27 defending on 6 appeal or collateral review of any sentence that the Court may impose.