PER CURIAM:
I.
On the basis of circumstantial evidence offered through the testimony of a paid informer, Earl was convicted of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and sentenced to 24 years imprisonment. The government relied on the doctrine of "constructive possession" to show that Earl had dominion and control over the drugs.
On appeal, Earl argues that the evidence was insufficient for a "rational trier of fact [to] have found the essential...
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