United States v. Brad Wayne Young

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• concluding the defendant had an opportunity to participate in a hearing because “the defendant could have objected to the entry of the order or otherwise engaged with the court as to the merits of the restraining order”
• “Joining the Fifth and Seventh Circuits, we agree that the plain text of the statute indicates that the ‘opportunity to participate’ requirement is a minimal one.”
• “[Section 922(g)(8)(A) requires] a proceeding during which the defendant could have objected to the entry of the order or otherwise engaged with the court as to the merits of the restraining order.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).