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disproportionateness

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Furthermore, a person who commissions or instigates a predicate offense that requires him to launder the proceeds to make the offense profitable might well be given a longer sentence than someone who commits only one of these offenses without there being any suggestion of disproportionateness.
96) The "shock the conscience" standard considers subjective factors, such as malice displayed by the officer, as well as the seriousness, or disproportionateness, of the injury.
 
 
 
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