Miller v. Booth

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• holding that the argument that the officers exceeded the scope of any consent was procedurally barred
• noting that ammunition in plain view in a foyer was evidence supporting the defendant’s knowledge and constructive possession of firearms found elsewhere in the home
• considering occupancy of premises where contraband is discovered as a factor in determining constructive possession
• affirming conviction for possession of firearms by a convicted felon where defendant claimed firearms discovered in house he owned, and only sometimes lived in, belonged to adult son of defendant’s girlfriend

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).