United States v. Douglas Lee Dunford, Sr.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that possession of a firearm or ammunition is a single offense regardless of the number of disqualifying classes to which a defendant belongs
• holding that ammunition stored with firearms supported only one conviction of illegal possession of “any firearm or ammunition”
• concluding that the interest of justice was served by allowing “the jury to weigh the credibility of all of the evidence and to resolve the serious charges”
• holding that possession of a firearm or ammunition is a single offense regardless of the number of disqualifying classes to which a defendant belongs
• holding that a defendant could only be convicted of a single act of possession for multiple firearms that were seized from one location at the same time
• holding that a defendant could only be convicted of a single act of possession for multiple firearms that were seized from one location at the same time

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).