United States v. Frederick Bethea

How courts have described this case

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• suggesting that a jury could find constructive possession of drugs where an individual had been seen placing a gun in the same place where the drugs were ultimately found
• suggesting that a jury could find constructive possession of drugs where an individual had been seen placing a gun in the same place where the drugs were ultimately found
• noting that it would be reasonable to infer possession of contraband on the part of someone who was seen placing something in the same spot where the contraband was found
• noting that it would be reasonable to infer possession of contraband on the part of someone who was seen placing something in the same spot where the contraband was found
• discussing the probative value of gestures toward the space in which contraband was found
• discussing the probative value of gestures toward the space in which contraband was found

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