United States v. Deborah D. Corcimiglia

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• explaining that the mere fact that a different legal basis exists for possessing a weapon does not, on its own, prevent the application of the enhancement
• observing that the court “has recognized that the mere presence of a firearm in the same residence which is used as a site for drug transactions may allow a sentencing court to make the inference that the weapon was present for the protection of the drug operation”
• weapons, for which defendant’s husband possessed valid permits, used for protection of home
• defendant had access to room in which drugs and firearms were found

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).