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· 8/31/2005

United States v. Eugene Arthur Blaylock

Citations

  • 421 F.3d 758
  • 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 18813
  • 2005 WL 2086739

How courts have described this case

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  • evidence was sufficient to support conviction for aiding and abetting possession of meth with intent to distribute where defendant knew the purpose of the trip was to purchase meth and introduce him to dealing illegal drugs, and defendant assisted by cashing two checks and driving the vehicle
  • evidence was sufficient to support conviction for aiding and abetting possession of meth with intent to distribute where defendant knew the purpose of the trip was to purchase meth and introduce him to dealing illegal drugs, and defendant assisted by cashing two checks and driving the vehicle
  • evidence was sufficient to support conviction for aiding and abetting possession of meth with intent to distribute where defendant knew the purpose of the trip was to purchase meth and introduce him to dealing illegal drugs, and defendant assisted by cashing two checks and driving the vehicle
  • declining to compel witness testimony

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Judges: Arnold, Beam, Riley

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