Where a single count of drug supply encompasses multiple packages but the evidence only connects the accused to some of them, the sentencing judge must determine the scope of the jury's verdict by reference to the evidence and sentence only on the quantity proved. Differences in packaging, physical form, and chemical composition of drug parcels may support a reasonable hypothesis of multiple suppliers, limiting the quantity attributable to the accused.
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