Quinlan v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that evidence that low-level dealer purchased cocaine from members of a cocaine distribution organization, exhibited ties to the organization, and gave advice to its members was “more than enough to link” the dealer to the conspiracy
• holding that evidence that low-level dealer purchased cocaine from members of a cocaine distribution organization, exhibited ties to the organization, and gave advice to its members was “more than enough to link” the dealer to the conspiracy
• holding interdependence was shown by fact that one coconspirator received the majority of his supply from another coconspirator and held a prominent position in the supplier’s organization
• affirming decision to admit evidence offered in violation of Rule 16 after giving defendant time to review it
• characterizing “third Wicker factor” as essentially irrelevant” because defendant “made it clear she did not want a continuance”
• rejecting defendants' contention that the government was required to identify the parts of the discovery that would clarify the indictment when the government provided full discovery

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