United States v. Frank Grady and John Jankowski

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that to the extent any change of substance was made at all, the charges were narrowed, not broadened
• concluding that to the extent any change of substance was made at all, the charges were narrowed, not broadened
• holding evidence of subsequent similar acts admissible to show knowledge and intent
• admitting records of the \routine function of recording serial numbers and receipt of certain weapons found in Northern Ireland\
• permitting admission of serial number and receipt of weapons because “they did not concern observations ... of the appellants’ commission of crimes,” but rather were “strictly routine records”
• admitting reports on firearms serial numbers for Northern Ireland law enforcement agency on basis that they were records of a routine function

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