United States v. Koran McKinley Allen, A/K/A Sinbad

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• stating that a defendant may be criminally liable for a § 924(c) violation as a conspirator if the use of a gun was “reasonably foreseeable” and “in furtherance of the conspiracy”
• “The Pinkerton rule holds a conspirator criminally liable for the substantive offenses committed by a co- conspirator when they are reasonably foreseeable and committed in furtherance of the conspiracy.” (quotation omitted)
• “[C]o-conspirator statements are not testimonial and therefore beyond the compass of Crawford’s holding.”

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