U.S. v. Floyd, No. 05-1641 (3rd Cir.) (428 F.3d 513) (November 9, 2005) (Judge Dolores K. Sloviter)
This is a rare decision in which a Circuit Court vacated a sentence on the grounds that the Government had acted in bad faith by refusing to recommend a downward departure based on substantial assistance. The defendant, Bennae Floyd, was originally charged with a number of drug crimes, including a ...
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