U.S. v. Mulder, No. 99-1516 (2nd Cir.) (273 F.3d 91) (November 1, 2001) (Judge Rosemary S. Pooler)
This is a case that shows the importance of staying on top of the inordinately complex rules that often apply when district courts attempt to use “relevant conduct” and uncharged crimes as a means of enhancing sentences. The defendants in this case were members of a labor coalition known as ...
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