United States v. Eric L. Frazier, Jacoby Walker and Michael Mason

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• holding that knowledge that the person used is under the age of eighteen is not an element of the statute
• holding that knowledge that the person used is under the age of eighteen is not an element of the statute
• finding that the sentencing court’s miscalculation of the defendant’s criminal history category was irrelevant to the sentence imposed because his offense level carried a life sentence
• finding that the sentencing court’s miscalculation of the defendant’s criminal history category was irrelevant to the sentence imposed because his offense level carried a life sentence
• upholding obstruction of justice enhancement where judge evaluated testimony of defendant against testimony of interviewing agents and determined that defendant had lied under oath
• upholding obstruction of justice enhancement where judge evaluated testimony of defendant against testimony of interviewing agents and determined that defendant had lied under oath

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