U.S. v. Antonietti, No. 94-2393 (11th Cir.) (86 F.3d 206) (June 26, 1996) (Judge Joel F. Dubina)
Loaded on July 1, 1996
published in Punch and Jurists
July 15, 1996
Rejecting the Ninth Circuit's view in U.S. v. Kipp, 10 F.3d 1463, the 11th Circuit holds that drugs held for personal consumption are properly included as relevant conduct in determining the defendant's base offense level.
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