United States v. Moises Quilca-Carpio

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• involving drugs stored in a hidden compartment in the defendant’s luggage
• \A reasonable jury could infer from the quantity of drugs seized that a 'prudent smuggler' is not likely to entrust such valuable cargo to an innocent person without that person's knowledge.\
• “A reasonable jury could infer from the quantity of drugs seized that a ‘prudent smuggler’ is not likely to entrust such valuable cargo to an innocent person without that person’s knowledge.”
• “A reasonable jury could infer from the quan- tity of drugs seized that a ‘prudent smuggler’ is not likely to entrust such valuable cargo to an innocent person without that person’s knowledge.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).