Sentencing Memorandum — No. 5:20-cr-04066 (Dkt. 71, N.D. Iowa)
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A two-page Government's Sentencing Memorandum, Document 71, filed 07/06/21 in United States v. Donald Franklin Trosin, No. 20-CR-4066-LTS-KEM, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa, Western Division, by Assistant United States Attorney Timothy L. Vavricek under the court's order at docket no. 67. The government lists no potential witnesses and four potential exhibits: the criminal complaint and an excerpt from the detention hearing in United States v. Sakyi, No. 21-CR-4013-LTS, a quitclaim deed, and an FBI agent report of an attempt to interview the defendant. It frames four issues for sentencing: a two-level enhancement for sophisticated laundering under USSG §2S1.1(b)(3), a two-level enhancement for obstruction under USSG §3C1.1, a special condition requiring a mental health evaluation and treatment, and joint and several restitution.
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF IOWA
WESTERN DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, )
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Plaintiff, ) No. 20-CR-4066-LTS-KEM
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vs. )
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DONALD FRANKLIN TROSIN, )
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Defendant. )
GOVERNMENT’S
SENTENCING MEMORANDUM
Pursuant to the Court’s Order (docket no. 67), the government provides the
following information to the Court:
Potential Witnesses:
1. None
Potential Exhibits:
1. Criminal Complaint in United States v. Sakyi, No. 21-CR-4013-LTS
2. Excerpt from Detention Hearing in United States v. Sakyi, No. 21-CR-
4013-LTS
3. Quitclaim Deed
4. FBI Agent Report of Attempt to Interview Defendant
Issues:
1. Whether a two-level enhancement for sophisticated laundering is
appropriate, pursuant to USSG §2S1.1(b)(3)?
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2. Whether a two-level enhancement is appropriate under USSG §3C1.1,
because defendant obstructed or impeded the administration of justice, or
attempted to do so?
3. Whether a special condition requiring defendant to participate in a
mental health evaluation, and to comply with any recommended treatment, is
appropriate?
4. Whether a joint and several restitution obligation is appropriate?
A separate brief is attached to this Sentencing Memorandum.
Respectfully submitted,
SEAN R. BERRY
Acting United States Attorney
By, /s/ Timothy L. Vavricek
TIMOTHY L. VAVRICEK
Assistant United States Attorney
111 Seventh Avenue, SE, Box 1
Cedar Rapids, IA 52401
319-363-6333
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 319-363-1990 (Fax)
Tim.Vavricek@usdoj.gov
I hereby certify that on July 6, 2021, I
electronically filed the foregoing with the
Clerk of Court using the ECF system which
will send notification of such filing to the
parties or attorneys of record.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY
BY: /s/ TLV
Copy to:
Mr. Timothy Herschberger
USPO
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