United States v. John D. Conley

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• concluding that two § 922(g) charges were not multiplicitous where indictment charged defendant with possessing one gun during two discrete time periods
• declining to consider arguments not presented to the district court nor raised in the briefs on appeal
• declining to consider an argument raised for the first time at oral argument
• declining to consider an argument raised for the first time at oral argument
• “a felon may be charged and convicted of two counts of possessing the same firearm only if: (1) he possesses the weapon; (2) he is aware that his possession of the weapon has been interrupted; and (3) he thereafter reacquires possession of the weapon himself.”

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