United States v. Jose Ruiz Solorio (01-5602) Ricky Martin Luna (01-5603) Delmas Dennis (01-5666) Marco Juarez (01-5667)

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• holding that the government met its burden of showing constructive possession where firearms were found in an apartment defendant leased and from which he recently removed marijuana
• concluding that the district court’s finding of possession was not clearly erroneous where the defendant leased the apartment and had left the firearms in the apartment on the morning of his arrest at another location that was sometimes used for drug trafficking
• finding the Government met its burden of showing constructive possession where the defendant “leased the apartment where the guns were found”
• finding no clear error in denying minor-role reduction when supervisor directed others to transport extensive amounts of drugs, even when defendant did not personally make the deliveries

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