United States v. Cardoza

How courts have described this case

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• contrasting analysis for attorney-client privilege and work product protection
• “[The defendant] has not been sentenced to a 235-month incarceration solely because he was in possession of a single bullet, as his brief strenuously argues. Rather, he has been sentenced to such a term because (1) he was a convicted felon in possession of the bullet, and (2
• uphold- ing Youth Handgun Safety Act

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