United States v. MacOn Lejoseph Billingsley

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• remarking that a large quantity of drugs is circumstantial evidence of an intent to distribute
• upholding § 3C1.1 adjustment where defendant fled jurisdiction after being released from custody, promising to cooperate, and knowing that if he did not have daily contact with police he would be charged with crimes
• evidence of large quantity of drugs and items such as a cutting agent, scales, and wrapping supplies, which are “tools of the trade” for drug dealers, sufficient to establish that defendant intended to sell controlled substances
• evidence of large quantity of drugs and items such as a cutting agent, scales, and wrapping supplies, which are “tools of the trade” for drug dealers, sufficient to establish that defendant intended to sell controlled substances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).