Fifth Circuit· 2/17/2004
United States v. Tenorio
Citations
- 360 F.3d 491
- 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 2586
- 2004 WL 293323
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- holding that a conviction for conspiracy and aiding and abetting of a drug offense was supported by evidence that the defendant had “produced the money necessary” to fund the transport of a recreational vehicle containing a load of marijuana
- evidence established that defendant knowingly abetted a drug transaction, including evidence that she engaged in a heat run designed to counteract potential law enforcement surveillance
- evidence established that the defendant knowingly abetted a drug transaction, including evidence that she engaged in a heat run designed to counteract potential law enforcement surveillance
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Judges: Jolly, Smith, Garza
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