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U.S. v. Desimone, No. 96-1023, No. 440 (2nd Cir.) (119 F.3d 217) (July 28, 1997) (Judge Richard J. Cardamone)

Court held that when the defendant contends that he lacked both the intent and the ability to produce a certain quantity of drugs, "negotiations ordinarily constitute reliable admissions as to the defendant's intent." (Id., at 229).

 

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