Town of Jupiter Inlet Colony v. Alexander Bondar

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• recognizing government can meet its burden of establish- ing sentencing factors based on defendant's admission as part of a plea or during Rule 11 colloquy
• observing that sentencing differentiation among coconspirators is attributable to varying quantities of narcotics for which participants may be accountable
• finding government may use defendant's acknowledgements during the Rule 11 colloquy or sentencing proceedings to establish facts for sentencing purposes
• vacating sentence based upon the 30 kilograms of cocaine charged in the conspiracy indictment where the indictment did not specify that that quantity was attributable to the defendant and remanding for the district court to make a finding in that regard
• government may meet burden of proof concerning disputed factual issue through stipulation that district court finds has reasonable factual basis
• government's burden of proof is met by stipulation of parties that has reasonable factual basis

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