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· 11/14/2023

JESSICA FIGUEROA v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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  • “otherwise extensive” demands “a showing that an activity is the functional equivalent of an activity involving five or more participants”
  • “Because [the defendant] presented no defense at all, his motion at the end of the government’s case fully preserved his claim.”
  • “Because [the defendant] presented no evidence at all, his motion at the end of the government’s case fully preserved his claim.”
  • “[A]t a minimum, Section 3B1.1’s ‘otherwise extensive’ prong demands a showing that an activity is the functional equivalent of an activity involving five or more participants.” (internal quotations omitted)

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