United States v. Sergio Jesus Guerra-Cabrera, United States of America v. Nazario Espinoza-Cabrera

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• stating that defendants must establish that they qualify for safety-valve relief
• \The district court was also entitled to infer untruthfulness from the implausibility of appellants' accounts.\
• “[The defendant] must disclose whatever information he has about his offense, and the district court can hold him accountable for revealing the identities and participation of others involved in the offense if it could reasonably be expected he would have such information.”

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