United States v. Leroy Alexander Mazyak, Iii, Charles Franklin Adams, Lawrence Marshall Moore, Jr. And Charles Fletcher Allen

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• holding letter to defendants not hearsay because it was offered only to show connections between defendants and smuggling vessel
• holding letter to defendants not hearsay because it was offered only to show connections between defendants and smuggling vessel
• affirming convictions of captain and crew found on forty-two foot trawler laden with 14,611 pounds of marijuana; the trawler had left Miami nineteen days before it was stopped seventy miles south of Cuba
• affirming convictions of captain and crew found on forty-two foot trawler laden with 14,611 pounds of marijuana; the trawler had left Miami nineteen days before it was stopped seventy miles south of Cuba
• letter, addressed to all four defendants, found aboard ship was admissible nonhearsay as circumstantial proof of association between defendants, and collective association with ship
• presence of crew on board ship with large quantity of contraband and lengthy voyage enough to sustain conspiracy conviction of crew

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