United States v. Frank Randolph
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
GEORGE CARAM STEEH, Senior District Judge.
Defendant-Appellant Frank Randolph was convicted after a jury trial on counts of conspiracy to violate the drug laws, conspiracy to commit money laundering and related offenses. Randolph was sentenced to a concurrent term of imprisonment of 70 months on all counts. For purposes of sentencing, all of the convictions were grouped, with the money laundering conspiracy conviction driving the ultimate sentence because it resulted in the highest offense level. Randolph challenges his convictions and sentence.
For the reasons that follow, we REVERSE…
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