@courtneyjordan_esq: The Lil Durk federal murder conspiracy trial is happening right now where Lil Durk may have never been at the scene, never touched anyone, and he's still facing life. As a former prosecutor who now defends these cases, here's the exact argument I'd be making, because it protects you too. What people get wrong about conspiracy: being around a crime isn't one. Knowing the people who did it isn't one. Even wanting the same thing isn't one. The government has to prove you actually AGREED to join the plan. Not that you were there. Not that you knew. That you agreed. And an agreement can be invisible. So the defense is one sentence: show me the agreement. Texts, associations, motive, that's proximity, not a pact. Knowing people who did terrible things isn't the same as agreeing to do them. You can know people who break the law and not be part of what they did. The law protects that. The danger is a jury seeing association and filling in agreement on its own. #Conspiracy #FederalLaw #CriminalDefense #KnowYourRights #ReasonableDoubt

Courtney Jordan, Esq.

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