Ninth Circuit· 7/22/1988
United States v. Nelson Guzman
Citations
- 852 F.2d 1117
- 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 9933
- 1988 WL 74553
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the goal of one conspiracy to distribute cocaine differed from the goal of the other conspiracy to manufacture cocaine
- finding that the goal of one conspiracy to distribute cocaine differed from the goal of the other conspiracy to manufacture cocaine
- finding that the goal of one conspiracy to distribute cocaine differed from the goal of the other conspiracy to manufacture cocaine
- finding that “the roles performed by Guzman and Serrano in the two conspiracies were quite different” and therefore “do[] not compel a finding that a single conspiracy existed”
- finding that “the roles performed by Guzman and Serrano in the two conspiracies were quite different” and therefore “do[] not compel a finding that a single conspiracy existed”
- finding that “the roles performed by Guzman and Serrano in the two conspiracies were quite different” and therefore “do[] not compel a finding that a single conspiracy existed”
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Judges: Pregerson, Boochever, Thompson
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