United States v. Richard A. Stubbs (92-4340) and Richard P. Duffield, Jr. (92-4341)

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• holding that section 3B1.1 requires the district court to “make specific findings as to the identity of the persons involved in the criminal enterprise”
• emphasizing that “the trial judge is in the best position to 12 determine whether the delay in a particular case interferes with docket management and the 13 public interest….”
• noting that the PSR lacked identification of the five participants and that “[i]n the absence of specific findings by the district court, any conclusion as to the identity of the five participants is pure speculation”
• dead crocodiles used as evidence to support smuggling conviction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).