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U.S. v. Crawford, No. 98-30222 (9th Cir.) (185 F.3d 1024) (August 2, 1999) (Judge M. Margaret McKeown)

This is another case that exposes one of the traps of plea-bargaining - being sentenced for counts that are dismissed; but it is particularly noted for a somewhat technical limitation on the use of “relevant conduct.” In this case, the defendant pled guilty to a charge of possession of cocaine ...

 

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