United States v. Anthony Thomas Claybourne

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• evidence was sufficient to show knowing possession where defendant’s identification cards, Social Security card, and telephone bill were discovered in the same bedroom as the firearms
• evidence was sufficient to show knowing possession where defendant’s identification cards, Social Security card, and telephone bill were discovered in the same bedroom as the firearms
• elements of being a felon in possession of a firearm

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