United States v. Richard Earl Dunn, United States of America v. Angelo Michael Fleming, United States of America v. Charles Duke Green

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• sustaining trial court’s admission of expert testimony explaining that vials, wax-paper bags, I-beam scales, measuring spoons, and manitol were customarily used by narcotics dealers for drug-distribution purposes
• intent to distribute can be inferred from the fact that just prior to arrest defendant “cast off cocaine packaged in nine vials”
• “Federal courts often permit experts to testify on narcotics operations because jurors are commonly unfamiliar with the methods by which drug dealers attempt to conceal their activities.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).