· 5/10/2005
United States v. Frank Duran
Citations
- 407 F.3d 828
- 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 8125
- 2005 WL 1163633
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting sufficiency of the evidence challenge where gun was held in the conspiracy’s headquarters for protection
- finding no prejudice; an \abundance of evidence\ proved that specified gun was possessed in furtherance of drug-trafficking conspiracy as alleged in indictment
- rejecting sufficiency of the evidence challenge where gun was held in the conspiracy’s headquarters for protection
- setting out two elements of a § 846 conviction: “(1) two or more people agreed to commit an unlawful act, and (2) the defendant knowingly and intentionally joined in the agreement”
- “[Jjurors are entitled to consider that drug dealers possess guns for protection to further drug-trafficking offenses.”
- “[J]urors are entitled to consider that drug dealers possess guns for protection to further drug‐ trafficking offenses.”
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Judges: Ripple, Kanne, Rovner
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