United States v. Gainey

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• observing that the rationality of an inference must be viewed in the context of the substantive offense it supports
• observing that the rationality of an inference must be viewed in the context of the substantive offense it supports
• upholding statutory provisions authorizing inference of guilt of substantive offenses from unexplained presence at site of illegal activity
• upholding statutory provisions authorizing inference of guilt of substantive offenses from unexplained presence at site of illegal activity
• sustaining a presumption allowing a jury to infer from presence at an illegal still that defendant was \carrying on\ the business of a distiller
• sustaining a presumption allowing a jury to infer from presence at an illegal still that defendant was \carrying on\ the business of a distiller

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Other cases named United States v. Gainey

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• United States v. Gainey
  Eleventh Circuit· 1997-05-05· cited 37×
• United States v. Gainey
  Supreme Court· 1964-10-12· cited 1×