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033876P.pdf   05/11/2005  United States  v.  Glenn Benton Finck
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  03-3876
   Western District of Missouri   
   Criminal case - Sentencing Guidelines. District court did not err in 
   imposing enhancements for obstruction of justice and use of 
   sophisticated means, as the evidence showed defendant made materially 
   false statements to law enforcement officers to lead them astray and 
   conceal his assets and he used sophisticated means to execute his scheme 
   to defraud car dealers; case does not need to be remanded under Booker 
   as defendant failed to show a reasonable probability that the district court 
   would have imposed a lesser sentence absent the Booker error; district 
   court's use of the name Glenn Benton Finck instead of defendant's 
   claimed identity, Beau Lee DuBois, did not deny him due process. 
   [PUBLISHED] [Bye, Author, with Bowman and Melloy, Circuit Judges]