Guideline Range Sample Clauses
A Guideline Range clause establishes a recommended range or set of parameters within which certain actions, decisions, or outcomes should fall. In practice, this clause might specify acceptable price ranges, performance metrics, or timeframes that parties are expected to adhere to during the course of an agreement. By providing these boundaries, the clause helps ensure consistency and predictability, while still allowing some flexibility, and it serves to prevent disputes by clarifying expectations and acceptable limits.
Guideline Range. If the offense level is 37, and the criminal history category is I, the Sentencing Guidelines range is 210-240 months imprisonment (based on the statutory maximum sentence).
Guideline Range. The guideline is 60 months due to the statutory maximum sentence. (U.S.S.G. § 5G1.1(a)).
Guideline Range. The calculations above result in potential advisory guideline ranges of (i) 188-235 months, based on a total offense level of 36 (39-3) and a criminal history category of I and (ii) 151- 188 months, based on a total offense level of 34 (37-3) and a criminal history category of I.
Guideline Range. The applicable guidelines range will vary based on the amount of intended loss: if the loss is calculated at more than $70,000.00 but not more than $120,000.00, the adjusted offense level is 12. With a criminal history category of I, the Sentencing Guidelines range is 10-16 months imprisonment in Zone C; if the loss is calculated at $0, the adjusted offense level is 4. With a criminal history category of I, the Sentencing Guidelines range is 0-6 months imprisonment in Zone A.