19-4159·SENTENCING
United States v. Robert Ellis
Reversed & Remanded
Status
- Scheduled
- Argued
- Opinion Issued (current)
Question Presented
Whether imposing an Internet ban as a supervised release condition for sex offenders constitutes substantive sentencing error; other issues.
Argument Date
October 30, 2020
Argument Time
9:30 a.m.
Panel
II
Lower Court Judge
Reidinger
Panel
Chief Judge Gregory
Judge Floyd
Judge Quattlebaum
Citation
CaseUnited States v. Robert Ellis, No. 19-4159 (4th Cir. Jan. 8, 2021)
PanelGregory, C.J., Floyd & Quattlebaum, JJ.
Arguing Counsel
Panel That Day
4 of 4 cases argued October 30, 2020 before this panel have been decided.
Decided
19-4104
United States v. Precias Freeman
Authored by Chief Judge Gregory
19-4159· This case
United States v. Robert Ellis
Authored by Chief Judge Gregory
19-4406
United States v. Christian Allmendinger
Authored by Judge Quattlebaum
19-4618
United States v. Rayco Bethea
Authored by Judge Floyd
Opinions
- Read opinion ↗January 8, 2021Majorityby Gregory
- Read opinion ↗January 8, 2021Concurring in Judgmentby Quattlebaum
Disposition
- Court
- Reversed and vacated and remanded with instructions
- Normalized
- Reversed & Remanded
January 8, 2021