· 1/24/1996
United States v. Jeffrey D. Lee
Citations
- 72 F.3d 55
- 1995 WL 737955
How courts have described this case
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- holding fact that defendant's predicate conviction was vacated shortly before trial did not undermine prosecution for being felon in possession
- noting that Section 922(g) survives a constitutional challenge under Lopez
- rejecting a defendant's argument that Lewis did not survive the amendment to § 921(a)(20) and thus that he could not be convicted under § 922(g)(1) since his prior conviction was expunged after the possession at issue but prior to trial
- dealing with defendant’s status after conviction was expunged ab initio
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Judges: Bauer, Easterbrook, Evans
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