United States v. Ossai

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• noting that all reasonable inferences from the evidence are to be construed in favor of jury verdict
• noting that all reasonable inferences from the evidence are to be construed in favor of jury verdict
• noting that “the government bears the burden of establishing alterative causation. . . . once petitioner has established a prima facie case”
• hold- ing that the act of pointing a gun at a victim while placing a hand on his body to force him to kneel constituted physical restraint as envisioned by the Guidelines

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