United States v. Joshua Thorpe, Also Known as Juice, United States of America v. Joshua Thorpe, Also Known as Juice

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• stating that the beneficiary of a preserved error bears the burden of proving it was harmless
• stating that the beneficiary of a preserved error bears the burden of proving it was harmless
• remanding case where district court failed to recognize its authority to find sentencing facts based on a preponderance of the evidence
• “To convict a defendant of possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, the jury must have found a nexus between the defendant’s possession of the firearm and the drug offense.”

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