United States v. Jose D. Florez

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• noting that a defendant who maintained his innocence and went to trial is dissimilarly situated to a codefendant who pled guilty
• affirming court’s finding that defendant was responsible for “upwards of 16 kilos” of heroin, even though jury found defendant responsible for between three and ten kilograms
• law enforcement sought defendant at various locations, and spoke with family, coworkers, and friends
• “We will not attempt to second-guess a jury’s credibility determination on a sufficiency challenge.”
• “We will not attempt to second-guess a jury’s credibility determination on a sufficiency challenge.”
• “[T]he weight to be given [sentencing] disparities, like the weight to be given any § 3553(a

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