· 3/19/2008
United States v. Ayala-Tapia
Citations
- 520 F.3d 66
- 2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 5771
- 2008 WL 725826
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that defendant’s packing heavily wrapped drugs in suitcase could support inference of knowledge because legal substances would not need such heavy wrapping
- explaining that defendant’s packing heavily wrapped drugs in suitcase could support inference of knowledge because legal substances would not need such heavy wrapping
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Judges: Boudin, Lynch, Keenan
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