O100 Controlled Substances: Conspiracy
Texto oficial de la instrucción al jurado, reproducido con fines informativos. No es asesoramiento legal; la instrucción que se da en un caso depende de los hechos y del tribunal.
- Instrucción
- O100
- Ley
- 21 U.S.C. § 846 and/or 21 U.S.C. § 963
- Edición
- Eleventh Circuit Pattern Jury Instructions (Criminal Cases), revisión de julio de 2026
- Fuente oficial
- PDF oficial, página 699
Elementos
Texto oficial en inglés
Copiado palabra por palabra del texto oficial. Eleventh Circuit Pattern Jury Instructions (Criminal Cases), revisión de julio de 2026.
The Defendant can be found guilty only if all the following facts are proved beyond a reasonable doubt:
(1) two or more people in some way agreed to try to accomplish a shared and unlawful plan, the object of which was to [distribute] [possess with the intent to distribute] [import] a controlled substance; and
(2) the Defendant knew the unlawful purpose of the plan and willfully joined in it.
Determinaciones adicionales
Texto oficial en inglés
Determinaciones especiales, agravantes, inferencias y excepciones que la instrucción da cuando corresponden, palabra por palabra.
[The Defendant[s] [is] [are] charged with conspiring to [distribute] [possess with intent to distribute] [import] at least [threshold(s)] of [substance(s)]. But you may find [the] [any] Defendant guilty of the crime even if the amount of the controlled substance[s] for which [he/she] should be held responsible is less than [threshold(s)]. So if you find [the] [any] Defendant guilty, you must also find whether the Government has proved beyond a reasonable doubt the weight of [substance(s)] attributable to [the Defendant] [each of the Defendants] and specify the amount[s] on the verdict form. A Defendant in a drug conspiracy is responsible for the amount[s] of [a] controlled substance[s] that [was] [were] reasonably foreseeable to [him/her].]
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Fuente oficial: PDF oficial, página 699
Texto oficial de la instrucción al jurado, reproducido con fines informativos. No es asesoramiento legal; la instrucción que se da en un caso depende de los hechos y del tribunal.