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· 2/14/2011

United States v. Vallar

Citations

  • 635 F.3d 271
  • 2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 2839
  • 2011 WL 488877

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the enhancement was warranted for a mid-level figure in a drug conspiracy who took part in the planning of the offense, was entrusted with substantial sums of money, and oversaw the receipt of drugs by others in the conspiracy
  • concluding that the enhancement was warranted for a mid‐level figure in a drug conspiracy who took part in the planning of the offense, was entrusted with substantial sums of money, and oversaw the receipt of drugs by others in the conspiracy
  • concluding that the enhancement was warranted for a mid‐level figure in a drug conspiracy who took part in the planning of the offense, was entrusted with substantial sums of money, and oversaw the receipt of drugs by others in the conspiracy
  • stating that within-Guidelines sen- tences “will almost never be unreasonable.”
  • finding no clear error in conclusion that defendant willfully testified falsely where district court weighed defendant’s testimony against that of the government agents and concluded defendant lacked credibility
  • finding no clear error in conclusion that defendant willfully testified falsely where district court weighed defendant’s testimony against that of the government agents and concluded defendant lacked credibility

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Judges: Posner, Flaum, Sykes

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