United States v. Giambro

How courts have described this case

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• noting that \[t]he jury saw the weapon and therefore could reach its own determination of whether the characteristics were clear from simply looking at the [weapon]\
• noting that “[t]he jury saw the weapon and therefore could reach its own determination of whether the characteristics were clear from simply looking at the [weapon]”
• noting testimony that police detective recognized the weapon to be a firearm subject to federal regulation due to its short barrels “as soon as he saw it”
• noting testimony that police detective recognized the weapon to be -11- a firearm subject to federal regulation due to its short barrels \as soon as he saw it\
• court's holding on sufficiency of scienter evidence was based in part on defendant's heightened knowledge and interest in firearms
• court’s holding on sufficiency of scienter evidence was based in part on defendant’s heightened knowledge and interest in firearms

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).