Posted: September 28th, 2022

The police obtain a warrant and search rance’s home.

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1. Rance promotes retro “rave” concerts in Boston. These concerts are one-time events
featuring rock bands and are put on in secret locations on short notice. Drugs are often
sold at these concerts.
Rance receives anonymous calls from the producers detailing their plans to put on an all-
night “Techno-Funk” 90’s retro rave and also to sell XTC, an illegal designer drug. They
tell Rance the date and location of the concert and hire him to print up catchy flyers
advertising the event and the directions to the secret location. The location of the concert
is at the building that once housed the Channels nightclub. The building is under
renovation but is owned by a “front’ corporation controlled by the infamous international
criminal Wilhelm Bulging. Rance is not aware of this, but the corporation has given a one
day lease for the building. Rance is also hired to find friends who will pass out flyers to
indiyiduals who might be interested in attending the concert.
Rance knows that XTC is often sold at rave concerts, but he has never been to a rave
concert, does not sell drugs, and has never taken XTC. He is hired only to promote the .
concert.
A teenager passing out flyers is stopped and questioned by the police. She tells the police
that Rance hired her to pass out the flyers. The police obtain a warrant and search Rance’s
home. They find no drugs or drug paraphernalia; they find only a printing press and the
printed flyers.
A creative prosecutor charges Rance with “advertising an event at which drugs will be
sold,” even though there is no statute defining this offense. Can Rance be convicted on
this charge? Explain why or why not? Can anyone else be charged with an offense in this case?

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