United States v. Kenneth Wayne Daughtrey, A/K/A Kenneth Wayne Daughtry

How courts have described this case

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• finding that whether the defendant was a minimal or minor participant in a crime to be an “essentially factual” inquiry
• “While [one defendant] may prove to be more involved in criminal activity, it does not require a minimal or minor [r]ole in the [o]ffense be assigned to [other defendants] who fully participate in . . . the scheme.”
• “While [one defendant] may prove to be more involved in criminal activity, it does not require a minimal or minor [r]ole in the [o]ffense be assigned to [other defendants] who fully participate in . . . the scheme.”
• same for minor role adjustment
• same for minor role adjustment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).