United States v. Nancy Mageno
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by Judge BERZON; Dissent by Judge WALLACE.
OPINION
BERZON, Circuit Judge:
Nancy Mageno’s godson, a leader of a methamphetamine conspiracy, did not speak English fluently, so Mageno translated telephone calls for him. As a result, Mageno was prosecuted for knowingly joining and participating in the drug conspiracy by fostering communication between its participants and her godson. In a separate disposition, we reject Mageno’s argument that the evidence against her was insufficient to sustain the conviction. Here, we consider related issues commendably raised by the government itself on…
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