United States v. Patrice Mespoulede, A/K/A \Patrice Fabre\

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• concluding that the jury’s acquittal for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute could not have been predicated on a finding by the jury that the defendant possessed the cocaine but did not intend to distribute it in light of the quantity the defendant was charged with possessing
• challenging the notion that collateral estoppel only applies to facts essential to conviction
• “the ground of acquittal cannot generally be ascertained.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).