United States of America, and Cross-Appellant v. Longino Xavier Edelin, and Cross-Appellee

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• finding that a “jury may infer ‘that those who live in a house know what is going on inside,’ [and thus] ‘a person exercises constructive possession over items found in his home . . . even when that person shares the premises with others’ ” (citations omitted)

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