United States v. Joseph Anthony Herbert, United States of America v. John David Herbert

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• suggesting that visibility of certain characteristics of a firearm may be sufficient to establish knowledge
• suggesting that visibility of certain characteristics of a firearm may be sufficient to establish knowledge
• noting that a sawed-off shotgun “may be a dangerous device of such type as would alert one to the likelihood of regulation”
• noting that a sawed-off shotgun \may be a dangerous device of such type as would alert one to the likelihood of regulation\
• applying higher standard to jury instruction error concerning elements of charge
• it is constitutional to draw a petit jury from only one division rather than the whole district

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).