United States v. Aguilar-Espinosa

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• noting Smith “presses the notion of ‘ready restoration’ near or beyond its distal boundary”
• noting Smith \presses the notion of `ready restoration' near or beyond its distal boundary\
• noting Smith “presses the notion of ‘ready restoration’ near or beyond its distal boundary”
• defining “ready restoration” as “a less than arduous assembly of manageable and available parts by a combination of (1) the ability of a reasonably skilled and informed but not necessarily expert or artistic worker and (2
• time, ease, expertise, and equipment

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