United States v. Manuel Hernandez (98-1239/2298), Oscar Solis (99-1616)

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• finding that erroneous admission of hearsay was harmless because it was thoroughly corroborated by properly admitted evidence
• upholding a district court’s determination that 1,400 pounds of marijuana were involved in the conspiracy based upon testimony that “an accomplice made 7 trips to Saginaw, Michigan from the Rio Grande Valley and delivered 200 pounds on each trip”

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