United States v. Harold D. Ray

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• remanding for resentencing because the defendant's 97 month sentence of imprisonment exceeded the statutory maximum of 60 months
• affirming 21 U.S.C. §§ 841 and 846 conviction for conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute marijuana on board domestic aircraft
• remanding for resentencing because the defendant's 97 month sentence of imprisonment exceeded the statutory maximum of 60 months
• rejecting argument that a new trial is the appropriate remedy for an Apprendi error
• gaps in tape recording were not so substantial as to render entire recording untrustworthy and defendant could argue to jury that he was entrapped by informant into making incriminating statements

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