604 F2d 1184 United States v. Martinez-Navarro  604 F.2d 1184
UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee, Juan MARTINEZ-
NAVARRO, Defendant-Appellant. UNITED STATES of America,
Plaintiff-Appellee, Martin ENRIQUES-SANCHEZ, Defendant-
Appellant.  Nos. 78-3445, 78-3446.  United States Court of
Appeals, Ninth Circuit.  Aug. 17, 1979. Rehearing Denied Oct.
15, 1979.  Michael J. McCabe, Glorene Franco (argued), Michael
S. Sideman, San Diego, Cal., for defendants-appellants.   Appeal
from the United States District Court For the Southern District
of California.  Before CHAMBERS, WALLACE and TANG, Circuit
Judges.    Martinez-Navarro and Enriques-Sanchez assert that the
district court impermissibly considered their testimony in a
companion trial when fixing their sentences. We conclude that
the trial judge, believing they lied while testifying under the
grant of immunity, did not err when he considered that fact in
determining, within the statutory limits, appropriate sentences.
Martinez-Navarro and Enriques-Sanche