A sentence of six years imprisonment with parole eligibility after 18 months (one quarter) is within the range of proper sentences for street-level trafficking in methylamphetamine over six to seven months by a principal in the operation who also trafficked in cannabis. Where specific error grounds (failure to give weight to cooperation or rehabilitation) are merely explanations for claimed manifest excess, they should be disregarded as subsumed within the manifest excess ground.
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