United States v. Darlene Turner, United States of America v. Dennis Turner

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• recognizing that fact that no mine accidents were directly attributable to lack of training did not render defendants' conduct any less reckless
• recognizing that fact that no mine accidents were directly attributable to lack of training did not- render defendants' conduct any less reckless
• recognizing that fact that no mine accidents were directly attributable to lack of train- ing did not render defendants’ conduct any less reckless
• holding that factual findings underlying the determination of an appropriate sentence will be affirmed unless clearly erroneous
• noting that clear error standard applies to review of sentencing court's factual findings
• affirming enhancement where mine owners made false statements on MSHA forms certifying that miners had received required safety training

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