United States v. Marciano Magallon-Jimenez, AKA Marciano Jimenez Magallon AKA El Viejo AKA El Viejito

How courts have described this case

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• finding “manifestly reasonable” the inference that it was highly unlikely that a non-conspirator would be in a truck “with a 10 pound box of cocaine at his feet if he were merely tagging along as a friend”
• “We have repeatedly inferred an intent to distribute from a large quantity of drugs.... ”
• “It is the province of the trier of fact ‘to . . . resolve evidentiary conflicts, and draw rea- sonable inferences from proven facts.’ ”
• same standard applies to both jury and bench trials
• applying this standard to bench trials

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).