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· 7/12/2002

United States v. James Gaines

Citations

  • 295 F.3d 293
  • 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 14009
  • 2002 WL 1484496

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  • holding that where the evidence showed the defendant “actually holding the weapons in his hand,” that “fact alone was sufficient to allow a jury to find actual possession, however briefly it 15 Case: 21-50642 Document: 00516777776 Page: 16 Date Filed: 06/07/2023 No. 21-50642 occurred”
  • affirming where government presented both videos of defendant looking at firearms and the firearms themselves
  • “[V]ague promises of leniency for cooperation are just one factor to be weighed in the overall calculus and generally will not, without more, warrant a finding of coercion.”
  • “vague 20 promises of leniency for cooperation are just one factor to be weighed in the overall calculus and 21 generally will not, without more, warrant a finding of coercion”

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Judges: Cardamone, McLaughlin

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