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United States v. Barnett, 1st Cir. (1996)
United States v. Barnett, 1st Cir. (1996)
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No. 95-1186
UNITED STATES,
Appellee,
v.
MICHAEL BARNETT,
Defendant, Appellant.
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Before
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Per Curiam.
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district
court order
that summarily
Barnett appeals a
denied his
motion for
in a
2255.
Barnett was
See United
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States v. Barnett, 989 F.2d 546 (1st Cir.), cert. denied, 114
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S. Ct. 148
years'
filings
(1993).
was sentenced to
imprisonment.
alleged
that
improper application
claimed
He
that
his
Barnett's
motion
his sentence
was
a total of
and
the
supplemental
result
sentence
violated
the
thirty
Double
of an
He also
Jeopardy
Clause.
briefs
on appeal.
We
conclude that
wholly
lacking in
merit
and that
Barnett's claims
his motion
are
was properly
denied.
under 28 U.S.C.
his procedural
claims is cognizable
default
and
prejudice
resulting
alleged errors, or
will
fundamental miscarriage
result in
Levasseur v.
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Coleman
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Pepe, 70 F.3d
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to consider his
showing.
the
claims
of justice.
See
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Cir. 1995)(citing
from
Barnett has
he did
not possess
part of the
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of pseudoephedrine as
admitted that he was the "chemist" for the conspiracy and his
ingredients to
make 40 pounds
obvious or strong
of methamphetamine.
some merit, it
cannot be said
chemist had
Even if
to be
so
(1983)(counsel has no
duty to raise
every
Barnett's Double
of
others did
not, his sentence does not violate the Double Jeopardy Clause
On appeal,
requires
term.
that he
be resentenced
to a
submitted his
2D1.11
2255 motion.
2D1.11 (1994)
substantially lesser
would have
been subject
2D1.11, comment. n. 3.
to the
To
same
Accordingly, the
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