United States v. Augustus Quintrell Light

How courts have described this case

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• holding evidence was sufficient where police \recovered a gun from the alley\ where defendant was apprehended even though no one saw him drop it or \kept an eye on the spot where the gun was found\
• holding evidence was sufficient where police “recovered a gun from the alley” where defendant was apprehended even though no one saw him drop it or “kept an eye on the spot where the gun was found”
• finding sufficient evidence under similar facts where no usable prints were found on the gun after it was recovered
• finding equivocal assertion when the defendant “only asked the district court for information about ‘the rule’ on self-representation and manifested no intention to actually represent himself”
• relying on circumstantial evidence to show the defendant knowingly possessed the firearm
• district court's statement that \my discretion is limited to that 235 to 295\ insufficient to demonstrate reasonable probability of a lesser sentence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).