United States v. Ronald James Toms, A/K/A Block

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• evidence of participation in drug conspiracy sufficient for jury to conclude that defendant had dominion and control over weapon not found on his person
• evidence of prior drug dealing and that drugs were found in car was sufficient to prove that driver had constructive possession of weapon on seat of other occupant
• evidence of prior drug dealing and that drugs were found in car was sufficient to prove that driver had constructive possession of weapon on seat of other occupant
• evidence of participation in drug conspiracy sufficient for jury to conclude that defen- dant had dominion and control over weapon not found on his person
• evidence of prior drug dealing and that drugs were found in car was sufficient to prove that driver had constructive possession of weapon on seat of other occupant
• \the weapon must be convenient of access and within reach\

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