Affirmed.
The evidence was sufficient, if accepted by the jury, to justify the verdict that defendants were guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of the crimes of which they were convicted. The fact that defendants were acquitted of the conspiracy counts is no reason to reject conviction of the counts of possession of contraband. Even were the dispositions inconsistent — and they are not — it is a jury's traditional right to be inconsistent. As to all the...
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