United States v. Bardon Blizzard, Jr., A/K/A Buzz Blizzard

How courts have described this case

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• stating that only one appellate court has addressed the issue
• “The government may prosecute a person who continues to possess unlawful drugs irrespective of the date he first possessed them.”
• “[T]he nature of the offense of knowingly concealing and retaining stolen government property, nevertheless, convinces us that Congress intended for that offense to be a continuing one.”
• \[A] statute of limitations normally will begin to run when the crime is complete.\
• \possession [of stolen government property] is by nature a continuing offense\
• “[P]ossession is by nature a continuing offense.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).