United States v. Joseph Samuel Kinsey, United States of America v. Albert Kinsey

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• stating that because the evidence of the defendant's \guilt was so overwhelming and convincing that any error in the admission of [the detective's] testimony would be harmless beyond a reasonable doubt\
• expert properly testified that amount of cocaine found near defendant suggested an intent to distribute
• control and enforcement of drug abuse and drug trafficking fall within the scope of Congress' delegated powers
• “[A] ‘wide disparity’ between sentencing schemes of different jurisdictions does not violate equal protection, even where two persons who commit the same crime are subject to different sentences.”
• rejecting defendant’s identical eighth amendment claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).