A sentencing judge may rely on a random sample yielding a 100% positive result, combined with other circumstantial evidence of a systematic operation, to find beyond reasonable doubt that the quantity of contraband approaches the prosecution's case, without arriving at a precise figure. Bayes' Theorem is generally deprecated in contested criminal fact-finding on a plea of guilty. The penalty need not depend on a precise linear relationship with the quantity of contraband.
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