United States v. Sherman Bobb

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• holding that evidence is sufficient to support a conviction where it establishes “a nexus between the possession of the gun and the drug trafficking”
• holding that evidence of an uncharged assault by the defendant was admissible because it was direct evidence of his participation in and enforcement of conspiracy to distribute crack and cocaine
• upholding conviction where the evidence was “sufficient to find a nexus between the possession of the gun and the drug trafficking, and to satisfy many of the [Sparrow ] factors”
• setting out the elements of a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)
• “The essential elements of conspiracy are (1) a shared unity of purpose, (2) an intent to achieve a common goal, and (3) an agreement to work together toward the goal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).