States Probation Office and concluded Causor-Serrato had a criminal history category of I and a total offense level of 37, placing him within the sentencing guideline range of 210 to 262 months. Although Causor-Serrato requested a two-level reduction by agreeing to be voluntarily deported, the district court declined to consider a downward departure and sentenced Causor-Serrato to 210 months of confinement with four years of supervised release. Causor-Serrato contends on appeal the evidence was insufficient to establish he was a knowing member of a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, and because he was not a conspirator, statements of conspiracy members were not admissible against him during his jury trial. He further asserts that even if his conviction is upheld, his total offense level should be reduced.

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Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Bangladesh's growing middle class

Syed Mansur
Hashim

According to
a new report titled 'The Surging Consumer Market Nobody Saw Coming' published
by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), the middle class of Bangladesh is
emerging as one with purchasing power that values foreign brands and is hopping
on to the digital bandwagon in their millions. Obviously this opens up new
opportunities for foreign firms hoping to cash in on the spending spree
Bangladeshi consumers have embarked upon.

The report
and its findings reveal some interesting data. For instance, the average income
of targeted families which falls squarely into the 7 percent of the population
that constitutes the middle class have an average annual income of US$5,000.
The consumer product revolution that is being witnessed in this class,
especially with the proliferation of banking facilities like credit purchases
and easy