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· 12/16/1998

United States v. Steven D. Loos and Lorna Jo Taylor

Citations

  • 165 F.3d 504
  • 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 31384
  • 1998 WL 871042

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  • concluding that the objective behind section 1B1.2(a) is best achieved by reading \stipulation\ to mean any acknowledgment by the defendant that he committed the acts that justify use of the more serious guideline
  • concluding that the objective behind section 1B1.2(a) is best achieved by reading \stipulation\ to mean any acknowledgment by the defendant that he committed the acts that justify use of the more serious guideline
  • holding that the offense of “endangering human life while manufacturing a controlled substance” was specifically established because defendants admitted during the plea colloquy “they had caused a serious fire in an occupied building while trying to make illegal drugs”

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Judges: Coffey, Easterbrook, Wood

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