United States v. Martha Tabares, United States v. Ramiro Ramirez

How courts have described this case

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• assuming that prior conduct involving possession of a dangerous weapon and assault with a deadly weapon was similar to possession of a firearm
• affirming <br>the conspiracy convictions of defendants who paid the rent and <br>lived in the apartment where drugs and paraphernalia were found <br>and which was leased in one defendant's name
• “however material [the false statement] might have been in some other case, it does not seem ‘material’ in this one”
• “In this case, as in Tabares, appellant received a full opportunity to object to these descriptions” and did not do so.
• “In this case, as in Tobares, appellant received a full opportunity to object to these descriptions” and did not do so.
• district court's determination that defendant was a \minor\ participant rather than \minimal\ one not clearly erroneous, where based on reasonable inferences drawn from undisputed facts

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).