United States v. Reyes-Santiago
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Concurring in part, dissenting in partBarron, Circuit Judge
I fully join the majority’s persuasive analysis save for one part, regarding sentencing, where I see things somewhat differently.
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The defendant, Reyes, contends that he has been treated disparately in sentencing from his co-conspirators for no good reason. And the majority is understandably troubled — as am I — that he was.
Reyes points to the fact that a number of his co-conspirators stipulated in their plea agreements — as he did in his — to a relatively small amount of drugs. But while those co-conspirators were sentenced on the basis of those stipulated quantities, the District Court…
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