evidence: - 240-month sentence. FMC Rochester, has served 14 years, release date is October 2023 - His paraplegia is a consequence of a spinal cord injury he sustained in 1989. He also suffers from hypertension (high blood pressure), hyperlipidemia (high cholesterol), and obesity. Defendant is immunocompromised due to HIV, his paraplegia (which is linked to decreased immune function), and because of the surgical removal of his spleen, the organ responsible for fighting infection. He has had repeated upper respiratory infections, including two incidents of full bronchopneumonia in 2013 and 2016. Defendant has had neurogenic bladder (absence of bladder control due to nerve damage) since 2011, as well as neurogenic bowel (absence of bowel control due to nerve damage) since 2017. Defendant requires use of a suprapubic catheter which drains urine from the bladder through an incision in his stomach. Additionally, Defendant suffers from chronic infections both of his urinary tract (since 2010) and skin infections (since 2018). He has recurring chronic ulcers, likely due to his paraplegia and being wheelchair bound. Other medical problems include chronic rhinitis and vitamin D deficiency. [...] United States v. Tate, 2020 WL 3791467, at *1 (C.D. Ill. July 7, 2020)