Sentence examples for trafficking conspiracy from inspiring English sources

"In 1984, CIA received allegations that five individuals associated with the Democratic Revolutionary Alliance ARDEE)/Sandino Revolutionary Front FRSS) were engaged in a drug trafficking conspiracy with a known narcotics trafficker, Jorge Morales," the report found.

The cantina owner, convicted of sex trafficking, conspiracy and other charges, was sentenced to life imprisonment earlier this year.

He has been charged with a string of offences, including drug trafficking, conspiracy to commit computer hacking, as well as money laundering.

Two other men, Michael Filter, 29, and Slawomir Soborski, 40, who served in the German and Polish militaries, respectively, have also been arrested and charged in the drug trafficking conspiracy, prosecutors said.

In the case before Judge Sullivan, the defendant had been convicted in a heroin trafficking conspiracy and also convicted of charges related to using the identity of a Texan named Reginald Davis.

An Afghan tribal leader convicted in an international narcotics trafficking conspiracy was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday by a judge in New York who rejected pleas for leniency based on the man's cooperation with the American authorities.

"These narco-terrorists do not respect borders and do not care who they harm with their drug trafficking conspiracies," Michele M. Leonhart, the Drug Enforcement Administration's top official, said at the time.

At the federal level, mandatory minimums were applied to trafficking conspiracies at the height of the drug panic in 1988, and courts were soon crowded with suspects accused of playing some role no matter how trivial, incidental or arbitrary in delivering drugs to the public.

Five of them – whom prosecutors said were in the upper echelon of the gang organization – were convicted in October of running a drug-trafficking conspiracy.

Five men from Harlem were convicted on Thursday of running a drug-trafficking conspiracy in a trial that examined the intricacies of what prosecutors called a gang.

State Department cables show, for example, that American diplomats expressed concern that Jamaica had "not moved more expeditiously" to extradite Mr. Coke, who was charged in a guns and drug-trafficking conspiracy.