United States v. Hector Jesus Hernandez, Aka: Mauricio Solis, United States of America v. Jorge Walter Cardona

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• evidence of “ ‘close and continuous working relationship with those ... who may have had actual physical possession’ ” is sufficient support for a finding of constructive possession
• fact that defendant resided at co-defendant’s apartment during the week and kept clothes there “raises an inference of constructive possession” of drugs kept in apartment
• defendant’s “admitted possessory interest in the apartment” supported an inference of constructive possession
• government has burden to show more than mere presence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).