United States v. Lee W. Roberts, Also Known as Kurlee Roberts, Also Known as Dr. Lee Susan Byers and Jackie Wood

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• stating that for sentencing purposes, each conspirator is to be attributed the quantity of drugs reasonably foreseeable or within the scope of the conspiratorial agreement
• finding that defendant was source of drugs did not constitute evidence of \control over a subordinate necessary to conclude that [she] was a supervisor or manager\
• concluding _______ that a defendant's knowledge that the accomplice habitually carried a firearm justified a finding that defendant could reasonably foresee that accomplice would carry the gun on the occasion in question
• remanding for resentencing because the government’s extrapolation from a witness’s statement was mainly uncorroborated and partially contradicted by other evidence
• \Generalized or random observations that help to shade in defendant's role ... cannot alone substitute for the inquiry\ under section 3B1.1
• “Generalized or random observations that help to shade in defendant’s role ... cannot alone substitute for the inquiry” under section 3B1.1

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