Joyce M. Delorme v. Department of the Interior

How courts have described this case

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• suggesting that evidence would have been sufficient to prove defendant's knowledge that gun was loaded if, along with evidence that gun was fired during defendant's struggle with another person at scene, evidence showed that defendant brought gun to scene
• \It is reasonable to infer that one who brings a gun to a location knows whether or not it is loaded\
• \It is reasonable to infer that one who brings a gun to a location knows whether or not it is loaded\
• substantial risk of miscarriage of justice where omitted element -- defendant's knowledge that gun was loaded -- was not contested but related to actively contested issue whether gun belonged to defendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).