United States v. Gilberto Giraldo, Andres Emilio Fermin, and Jose Angel Tellez

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• explaining that the determination of “whether several transactions are part of the same course of conduct is a factual one, and the district court’s finding may not be overturned unless it is clearly erroneous”
• requiring reason able foreseeability if extending responsibility under conspiracy theory, and specific knowledge and affirmative act relating to firearm if culpability is to be extended through aiding and abetting
• abrogated on other grounds by Muscarello v. United States, 524 U.S. 125, 118 S.Ct 1911, 141 L.Ed.2d 111 (1998)
• defendant \carried\ a firearm when he drove to the site of a planned narcotics transaction with a gun concealed in his car's central console beneath the change dish
• defendant “carried” a firearm when he drove to the site of a planned narcotics transaction with a gun concealed in his ear’s central console beneath the change dish
• gun transported in defendant’s car during narcotics transaction

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