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US v. Moore, No. 08-1699

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District court's denial of defendant's motion for a sentence reduction is reversed and remanded as the facts set forth in a PSR do not mandate a finding that defendant possessed or distributed at least 4.5 kg of crack, and as such, the district court committed legal error which was not harmless, because the district court could have granted defendant a sentence reduction by finding that the government never proved that he was responsible for a quantity of crack greater than 4.5 kg. 

Read US v. Moore, No. 08-1699

Appellate Information

Argued: August 6, 2009

Decided and Filed: October 5, 2009

Judges

Opinion by Circuit Judge Clay

Counsel

For Appellant:  Paul L. Nelson, Federal Public Defender's Office, Grand Rapids, Michigan

For Appellee: Nils R. Kessler, Assistant United States Attorney, Grand Rapids, Michigan

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