A head sentence of four years imprisonment for seven months of street-level trafficking in methylamphetamine to eight to ten people weekly, motivated by addiction rather than profit, is at the high end of the appropriate range but not manifestly excessive. The entitlement to special leniency for confessing to trafficking in the absence of other evidence does not require a sentence below the range where comparable offenders who received similar sentences were also entitled to the same leniency.
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