United States v. Chedowry Thomas

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• holding that the government presented sufficient evidence of a defendant’s knowledge and voluntary participation in the conspiracy given the collection of circumstances
• observing that an indication of an ongoing, mutually dependent relationship can be evidence of membership in a conspiracy
• finding evidence sufficient to show conspiracy in part because defendant parked next to a vehicle and waited for drugs to be placed in it
• affirming conspiracy conviction, reasoning that circumstantial evidence defeated the defendant’s mere presence defense

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