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U.S. v. Clark, No. 03-60693 (5th Cir.) (389 F.3d 141) (October 21, 2004) (Per Curiam)

In a case of first impression for the Fifth Circuit, the Court rejected the defendant’s contention that drugs held for personal use should not be used to calculate his sentence because they were not part of the conspiracy for which he was convicted. Citing similar rulings from the First, Sixth, ...

 

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