United States v. Lynn Marie Lazenby, United States of America v. Christine Marie Goodwin

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• recognizing that extreme disparities in the sentences imposed on coconspirators could “fail[] to promote respect for the law”
• recognizing that extreme disparities in the sentences imposed on coconspirators could \fail[ ] to promote respect for the law\
• reversing as unreasonable a sentence of 12 months when the advisory guidelines range was 70 to 87 months
• finding unreasonable a sentence of 12 months and 1 day when the low end of the advisory range was 70 months and a similarly situated co-conspirator was sentenced to 87 months
• finding unreasonable a sentence of 12 months and 1 day when the low end of the advisory range was 70 months and a similarly situated co- conspirator was sentenced to 87 months
• reversing a sentence due to the disparity between similarly situated conspirators

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