United States v. Jose v. Andrade, Jr.

How courts have described this case

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• finding no Mosley violation where officer asked suspect whether he remembered rights that were read to him earlier and suspect answered in affirmative
• finding no Mosley violation where officer asked sus- pect whether he remembered rights that were read to him earlier and 26 suspect answered in affirmative
• pointing to \the scale of [the defendant]'s gun smuggling activity\ as one \indication[] of his awareness\ that his conduct was unlawful
• “Admittedly, two other circuits say that conviction requires proof that the defendant was aware of the licensing requirement itself, but we do not find these cases persuasive.” (citations omitted)
• “The waiver issue, it appears, must be decided on the facts.”

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