United States v. Edgar Calle-Cardenas, United States of America v. Wilson Velasquez-Santariaga, United States of America v. Mario Jaramillo-Echeverri

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• concluding that a factfinder could infer that the defendant \at the very least . . . had dominion and control over the contraband found in close proximity to his identification documents\
• defendant found in apartment with two other men similarly clothed had dominion and control over apartment

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