United States v. Charles R. Robinson IV

TERENCE T. EVANS, Circuit Judge.

Charles Robinson IV raises four issues on this appeal but emphasizes one: He claims the district court assigned too much crack cocaine to him under the relevant conduct calculus of the federal sentencing guidelines and, as a result, the sentence he received is too high. He is right about one thing — his sentence is very high, as a term of imprisonment of 100 years was ordered. We think there’s merit to the issue Robinson stresses, and for that reason we vacate his sentence and remand the case for further proceedings.

Robinson went to trial on a three-count…