· 12/14/1998
United States v. Charles Alexander
Citations
- 163 F.3d 426
- 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 31228
- 1998 WL 865436
How courts have described this case
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- considering frequency of improper statements as an element of its seriousness
- considering frequency of improper statements as an element of its seriousness
- a person has actual possession of a thing if he knowingly has direct physical control over it.
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Judges: Bauer, Eschbach, Kanne, Per Curiam
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