United States v. Robert Stanford Johnson

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• evidence sufficient for conviction where defendant had drugs in pocket, and gun found in defendant’s bedroom
• conviction for being felon in possession of firearm requires government to prove, inter alia, that defendant knowingly possessed firearm
• evidence was sufficient to show knowing possession where defendant’s identification card and cable bill were found in the same room as the firearm
• evidence sufficient for conviction where defendant had drugs in pocket, and gun found in defendant’s bedroom
• defendant constructively possessed guns and drugs found in a room with his state ID and cable bill, and there was testimony that he stayed there one or two nights a week

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