United States v. John Foster, Jr.

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• concluding that the readily apparent barrel length and general appearance of the sawed-off rifle were sufficient to allow a jury to conclude that the defendant had the requisite knowledge
• noting that virtually every circuit permits enhancement of sentence based on acquitted conduct
• “The readily apparent barrel length and general appearance of the sawed-off rifle” are sufficient to allow a jury to conclude that appellant had the requisite mens rea.
• \The readily apparent barrel length and general appearance of the sawed-off rifle ... are sufficient ... to establish that its owner knew the weapon needed to be registered....\

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