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United States v. Evans

970 F.2d 663 (1992)

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United States v. Evans

United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
970 F.2d 663 (1992)

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Facts

Donald Evans, Dominic Evans, James Joubert, Perry Roberts, and Diana Brice (defendants) were indicted for conspiracy to participate in a large-scale distribution of crack cocaine. At trial, evidence was submitted to demonstrate a conspiracy among these individuals based on their roles in a number of drug-related activities. Carl Walker was identified as the central player in the conspiracy. Walker purchased crack cocaine from Donald Evans and sold crack cocaine to Joubert and Brice. Donald Evans, together with his associate, James Backward, converted powder cocaine to crack cocaine and sold it to Roberts and possibly to Dominic Evans. Dominic Evans sold and fronted powder cocaine to Backward and attended a drug-related meeting between Donald Evans and Walker. Roberts purchased crack cocaine from Donald Evans, fronted crack cocaine to an individual named Eric Rentie, and attended a drug-related meeting between Donald Evans and Walker. Joubert bought crack cocaine from Walker and Rentie and fronted crack cocaine to Rentie. Joubert and Rentie also borrowed scales from Brice to weigh crack cocaine. The jury found Donald Evans, Dominic Evans, Joubert, Robert, and Brice guilty of conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine, and they appealed.

Rule of Law

Issue

Holding and Reasoning (Ebel, J.)

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