United States v. Christopher Baines

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• relying on both written and oral statements of reasons to find judge adequately addressed mitigation arguments
• relying on both written and oral statements of reasons to find judge ad‐ equately addressed mitigation arguments
• “Whether uncharged offenses amount to relevant conduct under the Sentencing Guidelines is a factual determi- nation, which we review for clear error.”
• drug sales were relevant conduct where they shared a common principal, “drug courier/accomplice,” location, “stash houses, delivery points, delivery vehicles,” and “supplier”

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