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· 5/29/1990

United States v. Pedro Vizcarra-Angulo

Citations

  • 904 F.2d 22
  • 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 8524
  • 1990 WL 69249

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  • concluding that appellate court lacks jurisdiction to review the extent of a downward departure
  • finding no jurisdiction where the district court departed downward for government assistance but did not further depart in consideration of defendant’s assertion that he was “functionally illiterate, unsophisticated, and was victimized by his coconspirators”
  • finding no jurisdiction where the district court departed downward for government assistance but did not further depart in consideration of defendant’s assertion that he was “functionally illiterate, unsophisticated, and was victimized by his coconspirators”

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Judges: Goodwin, Tang, Boochever

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