United States v. Shelby Young, Jr.

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• noting the district court may rely on trial testimony to determine drug quantity
• “[T]he presence of a firearm in a location where it could be used to protect drugs can be sufficient evidence to prove the requisite connection.”
• in drug conspiracy case, attributable drug quantity includes quantities attributable directly to defendant as well as quantities attributable to reasonably foreseeable actions of others taken to further conspiracy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).