· 6/30/1945
Protest 99833-K of Ross Bros.
Citations
- 15 Cust. Ct. 227
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that felon in possession (FIP)-firearm, as charged in that case, did not require defendant to use the firearm “against another person,” an element in UUW- firearm because a defendant could discharge the firearm without another person present
- explaining that felon in possession (FIP)-firearm, as charged in that case, did not require defendant to use the firearm “against another person,” an element in UUW- firearm because a defendant could discharge the firearm without another person present
- discussing the “element-by-element comparison contemplated by ORS 161.067”
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Judges: Ekwall
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