Darab v. United States

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• holding that evidence was sufficient to refute defense of bona fide belief of right to remain on premises where defendants heard warnings to leave and defendant’s own testimony undermined bona fide belief
• holding that evidence was sufficient to refute defense of bona fide belief of right to remain on premises where defendants heard warnings to leave and defendant’s own testimony undermined bona fide belief
• rejecting a claim by Muslim protesters at a District of Columbia mosque that their unlawful entry convictions should be reversed because they acted under a sincere belief that the Koran authorized their entry
• under our refusal-to-quit statute, an individual may act through a police officer in ordering someone to exit
• government must disprove bona fide belief beyond a reasonable doubt
• “[T]he Mosque is private property[.]”

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