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· 10/12/1999

United States v. Michal Jankowski, United States of America v. Sylwia Jankowski

Citations

  • 194 F.3d 878
  • 52 Fed. R. Serv. 831
  • 1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 25517
  • 1999 WL 809830

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  • concluding that defendant’s sole evidence of having no reasonable, legal alternative—his subjective belief that going to the police would be futile—was legally insufficient to meet the objective standard
  • affirming denial of minor role reduction for getaway driver who had advance knowledge of bank robbery and shared in proceeds
  • \[M]uch of the pre-1993 caselaw on section 3B1.3 is not particularly helpful to us.\
  • “[M]uch of the pre-1993 caselaw on section 3B1.3 is not particularly helpful to us.”
  • “the enhancement for postal employees is an exception to the general definition as stated in the first paragraph of note 1 ... the exception is limited and meant only to protect the delivery of the mail.”
  • “the enhancement for postal employees is an exception to the general definition as stated in the first paragraph of note 1. . . the exception is limited and meant only to protect the delivery of the mail.”

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Judges: Bowman, Arnold, Bogue

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