United States v. Robert William Tarrant, A/K/A Bob Tarrant

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• where legally obtained information established probable cause, the court need not consider attacks on the legality or sufficiency of other allegations in the affidavits
• where legally obtained information established probable cause, the court need not consider attacks on the legality or sufficiency of other allegations in the affidavits
• where information in affidavit is per se sufficient to establish probable cause, court need not consider at tacks on other information in affidavit
• “Since Congress was interested in col lecting the tax on each weapon, clearly separate offenses for each firearm were intended to provide incentive for sellers and buyers to declare their weapons and pay the tax.”
• possession of five unregistered firearms held to constitute five separate offenses
• “Since Congress was interested in collecting the tax on each weapon, clearly separate offenses for each firearm were intended to provide incen- tive for sellers and buyers to declare their weapons and pay the tax.”

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