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In Asheville, North Carolina, a federal jury swiftly reached a verdict in the case of Sean William, a man with a troubling criminal history. On Tuesday, William was found guilty of possessing methamphetamine with the intention to distribute, a serious charge that carries a mandatory minimum sentence of ten years. This decision came after a brief deliberation period of less than two hours, concluding a two-day trial in the Western District of North Carolina.

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