United States v. Joseph Marino, Joseph Castello, Pietro Orlando and Mary Alice Williams

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that guns found in the defendant’s suitcase at the time of his arrest were admissible because they were “relevant to prove [the defendant]’s intent to engage in a conspiracy to import cocaine”
• finding that evidence of weapons is allowed even though the indictment does not charge firearm offenses because weapons are \tools of the trade\ in drug trafficking
• following Allen but also noting that excluded evi- dence was not “material”
• involving possession of airline tickets

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).