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· 8/13/1997

United States v. Pedro Elizondo Garza Jorge Inocencio Homero Hinojosa Garcia Oziel Alanis

Citations

  • 118 F.3d 278

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • admitting extrinsic evidence of silencers and silencer-making materials because “[f]irearms and silencers are . . . tools-of-the-trade of drug trafficking”
  • “It was readily foreseeable that firearms would be employed as tools of the drug trafficking trade.”
  • “The fact that the consent form was incorrectly translated is irrelevant given that Inocen-cio never read the form and could not have mistakenly relied on its translation.”

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Judges: Politz, Demoss, Doherty

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