Seventh Circuit· 8/21/2000

United States v. Tracee L. Taylor

Citations

226 F.3d 593
2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 21115
2000 WL 1176616

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holding that aiding and abetting under § 924(c) requires proof that “(1) the defendant knew, either before or during the crime, of the principal’s weapon possession or use; and (2) the defendant intentionally facilitated that weapon possession or use once so informed”
finding that the defendant’s assistance to the armed co-defendant met the facilitation element
finding that the defen- dant’s assistance to the armed co-defendant met the facilitation element
upholding the constitutionality of the Hobbs Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1951, in the face of a Morrison challenge
finding it sufficient that government proved that car was made in Kansas and stolen in Indiana
“a reasonable jury could infer from the inherently violent character of carjackings that [the defendant] either anticipated or knew that [his accomplice] was going to use a weapon”

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Judges: Manion, Kanne, Rovner

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