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U.S. v. Padilla-Pena, No. 97-1297 (8th Cir.) (129 F.3d 457) (November 6, 1997) (Judge John R. Gibson)

Here the Court held that a downward adjustment for minimal participation should be "used infrequently" and is "appropriate, for example, for someone who played no other role in a very large drug smuggling operation than to offload part of a single marijuana shipment, or in a case where an individual ...

 

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