United States v. Martin Caldwell

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• holding that where the defendant resides in the home, there “is sufficient [evidence] to establish that he had constructive possession of the firearms seized there”
• requiring that a person “ha[ve] the power ... to exercise dominion and control” over a gun
• requir- ing that a person “ha[ve] the power . . . to exercise domin- ion and control” over a gun
• in a felon-in-possession case, “any evidence that tended to make [ ] possession of the guns more or less probable was relevant”
• clear-error review of district court’s decision to apply § 2K1.2 enhancement
• clear-error review of district court’s decision to apply § 2K1.2 enhancement

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