United States v. Leland Lapier, Jr.

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• requiring instruction when there were alternative, independent conspiracies on which defendant could have been convicted
• reviewing failure to give a jury instruction for plain error where the defendant did not request such an instruction in the trial court
• fronting of drugs may support conspiracy to distribute controlled substance because suppliers who front drugs expect the drugs to be resold and the proceeds used to pay for the fronted drugs
• standard of review for plain error

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