United States v. Jack Wayne Freeman, Moses Taylor Millis, Keith Allen Keesling, and Clifford Wayne Bennett

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• rejecting same in part because there was expert testimony that the route of a drug-carrying boat positioned it to travel to the United States
• rejecting same in part because there was evidence of the economic incentive of exporting marijuana from- Colombia to the United States rather than to Mexico
• navigational charts and tidal table for Tarpon Springs, Florida provide evidence of American destination
• navigational charts and tidal table for Tarpon Springs, Florida provide evidence of American destination

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).