· 2/7/2002
United States v. Omar Jackson
Citations
- 280 F.3d 403
- 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 1919
- 2002 WL 191591
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- upholding district court’s determination that the government (continued . . .) 6 Even so, federal courts have consistently rejected facial due process challenges to § 922(g)(3
- “Section 922(g)(3) does not forbid possession of a firearm while unlawfully using a controlled substance. Rather, the statute prohibits unlawful users of controlled substances (and those addicted to such substances) from possessing firearms.”
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Judges: Luttig, Traxler, King
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