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· 4/12/1972

United States v. Harry Albert Weiler

Citations

  • 458 F.2d 474
  • 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 10112

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  • intentional transportation of a firearm across state lines by one convicted of, or indicted for, a serious crime is conduct that, by its nature, suggests the possibility of government regulation
  • intentional transportation of a firearm across state lines by one convicted of, or indicted for, a serious crime is conduct that, by its nature, suggests the possibility of government regulation
  • “The Lambert decision rested on three factors: (1) the crime was one of omission, not commission, (2) the situation to which the ordinance addressed itself was not such as might move one to inquire as to the applicable law and (3

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Judges: Adams, Rosen, Stapleton

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