United States v. Thomas Dorsey and Ronald Franklin Barr

How courts have described this case

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• defendant claimed he “was merely an ‘unwitting’ observer . . . and that he had no intent to become involved in any criminal activity”
• “While each defendant must have joined the conspiracy intentionally, each need not be privy to all the details of the conspiracy or be aware of all the other conspirators.”
• “Where the extrinsic offense is offered to prove intent, its relevance is de- termined by comparing the defendant’s state of mind in perpetrat- ing both the extrinsic and charged offenses.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).