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· 2/6/2019

Cooper, S. v. Brenntag Northeast, Inc.

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  • concluding that codefendants were not similarly situated where they had dif- ferent criminal history categories and were subject to different sen- tencing enhancements
  • concluding that co-defendants with different criminal histories were not similarly situated
  • noting that “it is clear that the Government can no longer base its refusal to move for a third-level reduction on a defendant’s refusal to waive appellate rights”
  • rejecting disparity claim because “[d]efendant ha[d] not carried his burden to show specific facts establishing that any codefendants [were] similarly situated”
  • rejecting disparity claim because “[d]efendant ha[d] not carried his burden to show specific facts establishing that any codefendants are similarly situated”
  • rejecting disparity claim because “[d]efendant ha[d] not carried his burden to show specific facts establishing that any codefendants are similarly situated”

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