United States v. Jesse Chavful
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
EDWARD C. PRADO, Circuit Judge:
The defendant, Jesse Tyrone Chavful, pleaded guilty to conspiring to possess cocaine with intent to distribute. The charge arose from a negotiation to sell drugs in November 2011 and an actual sale in June 2012. Chavful and the Government entered into a cooperation agreement: Chavful agreed to plead guilty and provide information to the Government in exchange for a guarantee that this information was “not to be used to increase Chavful’s Sentencing Guideline level or used against Chavful for further prosecution.”
At sentencing, the Government introduced…
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