United States Sixth Circuit

Trial court properly included drugs obtained by defendant from supplier for personal use when determining, at sentencing, the drug quantity that defendant knew were distributed in the conspiracy. Defendant sentenced to more than statutory maximum must be re-sentenced under Apprendi.

Appellate Information

• Decided 11/09/2000
• Published 11/09/2000

Judges

• KATZ, District Judge., Before:  KENNEDY and NORRIS, Circuit Judges;  KATZ, District Judge.

Court

• United States Sixth Circuit

Counsel

• For Appellees:
  
• David P. Folmar, Jr. (argued), Assistant United States Attorney, Knoxville, Tennessee, Dan R. Smith (briefed), Assistant United States Attorney, Johnson City, Tennessee, for Plaintiff-Appellee., Harvey E. Page, Talladega, Alabama, pro se, Denise T. Stapleton (briefed), Terry, Terry and Stapleton, Morristown, Tennessee, for Defendant-Appellant Page., William L. Ricker (briefed), Ricker Law Office, Greeneville, Tennessee, for Defendant-Appellant Powers., C. Todd Chapman (argued and briefed), King & King, Greeneville, Tennessee, for Defendant-Appellant Linton., R.B. Baird III (briefed), Law Offices of R.B. Baird III, Rogersville, Tennessee, for Defendant-Appellant Hill.