Judge William F. Jung — Federal Sentencing Patterns

U.S. District Judge William F. Jung sits in the Middle District of Florida (MDFL) and granted a downward variance in 101 of 187 federal sentencings (54.0%) from FY2019–FY2025. This page shows aggregate sentencing patterns for Judge William F. Jung, including the most common reasons cited on the Statement of Reasons (SOR) for granting a downward variance.

Top reasons Judge William F. Jung grants downward variances

Reasons included across all guideline chapters (101 below-guideline cases out of 187 cases identified)

ReasonCasesAvg % Below Min
  1. 1.(5H1.6) Family ties and responsibilities38-38.9%
  2. 2.Indigent background34-23.9%
  3. 3.Remorse27-32.8%
  4. 4.Reduce Disparity (aggregated reason)23-34.5%
  5. 5.Lack of Youthful Guidance22-29.6%
  6. 6.Criminal History Issues (aggregated reason)18-56.8%
  7. 7.(5K2.0) General aggravating or mitigating circumstance18-54.5%
  8. 8.Cooperation without motion (not §5K1.1) (aggregated reason)17-36.0%
  9. 9.(5H1.1) Age (Defendant's youth or old age)17-31.9%
  10. 10.Nonviolent Offense15-55.3%

Zone D sentencing variance — Judge William F. Jung

Imprisonment-only recommended sentencing zone (offense level 14+ at any criminal history). Of Judge William F. Jung's 176 Zone D sentencings, 95 (54.0%) fell below range.

Zone D · imprisonment recommended176 cases
  • Within range
    55(31.3%)
  • Below range
    95(54.0%)
    avg −32.8% below min
  • Above range
    26(14.8%)
    avg +69.4% above max

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