United States v. Michael A. Smith, and Kwabene D. German, A/K/A Kwabene Gibson

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• holding that intent to sell drugs can be inferred from “possession of a quantity of drugs larger than needed for personal use,” and noting that one kilogram of cocaine is more than is needed for personal use
• evidence of defendant’s flight can be probative of that defendant’s consciousness of guilt
• “quantity is not a substantive element of a § 841(a) offense.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).