Evelyn Carol Gaylor v. United States

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• holding that “evidence [of the street value of cocaine] was properly admitted as refuting the possibility that a stranger could have placed such a valuable cargo in a vehicle in the hope that the vehicle could be followed and the cocaine later recovered in the United States”

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