United States v. Misher

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that using small bills \made it more difficult for anyone to trace the . . . payment\ and allows the jury to conclude that a purpose of the transaction is to conceal the source of the funds
• stating that an individual’s “presence and association with other members of the conspiracy, when supported by other evidence, may be used to support the finding of a conspiracy”
• noting that the Fifth Circuit has established the Beechum test to evaluate admissibility of extrinsic evidence under Rule 404(b)
• stating that an individual’s “presence and association with other members of the conspiracy, when supported by other evidence, may be used to support the finding of a conspiracy”
• \[T]here is evidence from which the court could conclude that Cobb eventually converted all of the powder to crack cocaine.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).