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U.S. v. Lopez, No. 99-4396 (6th Cir.) (309 F.3d 966) (October 29, 2002) (Judge Eugene E. Jr. Siler)

Where both defendants were convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, defendants' claims, that their sentences violate Apprendi because the quantity of cocaine involved in the conspiracy was neither alleged in the indictment nor submitted to the jury, denied under harmless error doctrine.

Defendants appealed their convictions and sentences, entered in ...

 

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