United States v. Ryan Mudd

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• concluding that there was sufficient evidence of constructive possession where, in part, the defendant identified that the firearm in question had been in a black bag
• finding conflict where oral pronouncement merely “recommended ... treatment instead of testing” while written judgment required defendant to submit to testing
• finding conflict where oral pronouncement merely “recommended . . . treatment instead of testing” while written judgment required defendant to submit to testing
• finding a conflict where the oral pronouncement allowed substance-abuse treatment in lieu of testing but the written judgment required testing
• holding constructive possession may be established by circumstantial evidence
• “Inconsistent statements and implausible explanations are among the behaviors previously recognized in this circuit as circumstantial evidence of guilty knowledge.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).