United States v. Gwain Collins

How courts have described this case

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• holding that cumulative circumstantial evidence of membership in conspiracy was sufficient where the defendant was present and participated in overt acts and placed and received telephone calls from key coconspirators in the days before the transaction
• explaining that a-conspiracy is characterized by cooperative relationships
• Cumulative circumstantial evidence of membership in conspiracy was sufficient where the defendant was present and participated in overt acts and placed and received telephone calls from key coconspira-tors in the days before the transaction
• “[I]t is the judge’s role to determine admissibility of evidence.”
• applying conditional rele- vance in the context of conspiracy
• applying conditional rele- vance in the context of conspiracy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).