United States v. Shane Buchmeier

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• holding that “[a] defendant’s theory of defense need only have ‘some foundation in the evidence, however tenuous,’” to require an instruction
• holding that “[a] defendant’s theory of defense need only have ‘some foundation in the evidence, however tenuous,’” to require an instruction
• holding that “[a] defendant’s theory of defense need only have ‘some foundation in the evidence, however tenuous,’” to require an instruction
• noting that failure to file a Rule 29 motion results in waiver of a challenge to the sufficiency of the evidence
• holding that the government properly limited the charges it filed against the defendant for the seven firearms he simul- taneously acquired and received by listing all seven firearms involved in the transaction in one § 922(g)(1) count and one § 922(j) count
• explaining that simultaneous acquisition of seven guns could support only one § 922(g) conviction

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