· 6/24/1991
United States v. Keith M. Freisinger
Citations
- 937 F.2d 383
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 13059
- 1991 WL 108690
How courts have described this case
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- holding that rule of lenity applicable where congressional intent is ambiguous and one of two reasonable interpretations would result in a less punitive result
- concluding that revolvers located in a knotted pillowcase inside a large plastic bag were readily available to Freisinger
- concluding that revolvers located in a knotted pillowcase inside a large plastic bag were readily available to Freisinger
- refusing to apply 924(c)(1)(C)’s penalty enhancement where defendant was carrying more than one firearm during a single drug trafficking offense
- referring to comment that government witnesses “came here and told the truth”
- statute which prohibited carrying “a firearm” during the commission of a drug offense permits multiple counts for carrying multiple firearms
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Judges: Magill, Ross, Hunter
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