United States v. Timothy Rock

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• noting that when defendants are on the same side of a sale of drugs to a third party, there is sufficient evidence of a conspiracy
• noting that when defendants are on the same side of a sale of drugs to a third party, there is sufficient evidence of a conspiracy
• noting that when defendants are on the same side of a sale of drugs to a third party, there is sufficient evidence of a conspiracy
• reasoning that when defendants are on the same side of a sale of drugs to a third party, there is sufficient evidence of a conspir- acy
• affirming conviction when defendant expected to be paid from the resale of the drugs
• “[T]he government must prove that the defendant con- spired to commit some crime beyond that agreement.”

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