United States v. Jose Arias-Santos, Maria Elena Rascon

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• concluding that the defendant “may be sentenced on the basis of cocaine possessed by another conspirator, so long as the amount is within the scope of the conspiracy and foreseeable by [her]”
• “Questions directed at revealing that the testimony of a witness was coached are clearly relevant to a jury’s assessment of the reliability of that witness.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).