Whether the district court and Fourth Circuit erred by allowing the jury to be instructed under a Pinkerton standard, a willful blindness instruction, and with an aiding and abetting instruction in this transport of firearms case, and thereby unconstitutionally diminished the government's standard of proof, constituting an important question of federal law this Court should address.

Whether the district court and Fourth Circuit erred by allowing jury instructions under a Pinkerton standard, willful blindness instruction, and aiding and abetting instruction in a firearms transport case, thereby unconstitutionally diminishing the government's burden of proof