United States v. Manjit Kaur

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “the statute clearly presents knowledge and reasonable cause to believe as two distinct alternatives; reasonable cause to believe would be superfluous if it meant knowledge”
• holding the \reasonable cause to believe\ standard of Section 841(c)(2) incorporates both subjective and objective considerations
• noting that “the statute clearly presents knowledge and reasonable cause to believe as two distinct alternatives; reasonable cause to believe would be superfluous if it meant knowledge”
• noting that “the statute clearly presents knowledge and reasonable cause to believe as two distinct alternatives; rea- sonable cause to believe would be superfluous if it meant knowledge”
• noting that “the statute clearly presents knowledge and reasonable cause to believe as two distinct alternatives; rea- sonable cause to believe would be superfluous if it meant knowledge”
• “[Cjonsistent with the text of the statute, the instruction incorporates both subjective and objective considerations.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).