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I got through one paragraph. Straw purchase.
Another ODTer making up his own story ( OP does not take cash from one guy and give it to another)Easy for me... put the OP on my never do a deal list "cause something smells like dead fish" and if it smells that way today, imagine how it would stink if said weapon was ever used in a crime and you had to explain how you took cash from one guy then met and delivered it to a second guy, yet you really don't know why said guy couldn't just meet and buy it to start with, so obviously it was a fishy deal.
Would have broken down into succinct statements but that deal had me scrambling eggs in my head.
Conspiracy has to have a crime to go with it, ie conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to defraud, what would he be charged with conspiracy to make a legal firearm purchase?Conspiracy is what you will be charged with. It is a catch-all used by LEO if they think something hinky is going on, but not sure just which of the thousands of laws is the right one to file under. AKA, "tell it to the judge".
Guilty of what?
Motives?
So the OP is going to be guilty of something, regardless whether he or the Mexican has possession of the firearm?
In today's anti-gun hysteria, would you want to go in front of a judge with an ambitious DA trying to spin a story about how dangerous you are to the public by supplying guns to unknown people?
This is how people plead to a "lesser charge" so they do not end up owing 50,000 bucks to a lawyer in a drawn out criminal charge.