United States v. Craven
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HOWARD, Circuit Judge.
The government challenges a downward departure in the sentencing of Alfred Craven, a leader of an elaborate marijuana trafficking venture that operated for several years in California and Massachusetts. The district court found that Cra ven, a former drug user, had demonstrated such “extraordinary rehabilitation” in changing his lifestyle prior to his arrest that he was entitled to a 37-month downward departure in his sentence. The government contests this finding, citing a record of eighteen disciplinary violations by the defendant during his presentencing detention. We…
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