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· 6/3/2013

United States v. Jeffrey Weaver

Citations

  • 716 F.3d 439
  • 2013 WL 2402851
  • 2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 11116

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that a middleman who fronted drugs to dealers and urged them to sell quickly did not qualify for the leadership enhancement because these actions did not indicate he had any greater degree of responsibility in the operation than anyone else
  • concluding that a middleman who fronted drugs to dealers and urged them to sell quickly did not qual‐ ify for the leadership enhancement because these actions did not indicate he had any greater degree of responsibility in the operation than anyone else
  • concluding that a middleman who fronted drugs to dealers and urged them to sell quickly did not qual‐ ify for the leadership enhancement because these actions did not indicate he had any greater degree of responsibility in the operation than anyone else
  • finding a three-level supervisory role en- hancement was improperly imposed absent evidence that a drug dealer supervised his buyers, who were also drug deal- ers
  • finding a three-level supervisory role en- hancement was improperly imposed absent evidence that a drug dealer supervised his buyers, who were also drug deal- ers
  • noting higher punishments for leaders of conspiracies as compared to members recognize their greater culpability

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Judges: Flaum, Wood, Hamilton

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