United States v. Freddie Hubbard

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that firearms and narcotics charges were misjoined where nearly a year and a half transpired between the two offenses
• concluding that firearms and narcotics charges were misjoined where the firearms were discovered more than 17 months after the defendant’s final drug transaction
• “that Hubbard did not own the guns does not vitiate his possession of them for purposes of section 922(g)”
• “fire- arms are recognized as tools of the drug trade; . . . posses- sion of a weapon is often a hallmark of drug trafficking.”

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