United States v. Louis Salerno, Gaetano Digirolamo, Sr.

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• finding the government introduced sufficient evidence that defendant was predisposed to commit the crime of conviction given that he “readily agreed to” the government’s inducement
• affirming a conviction because an increased penalty for a future drug offense, while a “foreseeable possibility,” is not “definite, immediate, and largely automatic” and therefore did not void the original guilty plea (internal quotation marks omitted)

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