United States v. John A. Hill

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• holding that district court’s failure to engage in § 851(b) colloquy was harmless because the defendant never filed § 851(c)(1
• holding that district court’s failure to engage in § 851(b) colloquy was harmless because the defendant never filed § 851(c)(1
• holding that the district court’s failure to engage in a § 851(b) colloquy was harmless because the defendant never filed a § 851(c)(1
• finding constructive possession with intent to distribute when drugs were found in large quantities along with items like scales, razor blades, packaging materials, and the defendant’s own possessions
• affirming defendant’s conviction for possession of cocaine and marijuana with intent to distribute where, among other factors, the premises contained documents “bearing defendant’s name and address, indicating his use of the premises”

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