United States v. Isaac D. Milton

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• “[T]he Supreme Court has held that even if a defendant is acquitted on the underlying felony, a facilitation conviction may still stand.”
• “[T]o sustain a facilitation conviction under [21 U.S.C.] § 843(b), it was not necessary to prove an actual distribution, at least where the defendant was also convicted of conspiracy.”

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