United States v. Jessie Anderson

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• holding that repeat purchases, purchases of large quantities, or other enduring arrangements, are sufficient to support a conspiracy conviction
• finding a law enforcement agent with nine years of experience to be qualified to give expert testimony
• noting settled principle that mere sales do not prove the existence of a conspiracy
• finding an officer qualified to testify as an expert based on comparable qualifications
• upholding inference of conspiracy from less than one kilogram of cocaine
• “Defendant’s failure to object to the jury instructions was understandable given this Circuit’s pre-Bailey approval of the facilitation or fortress theory of use.”

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