United States v. Tidell Lewis

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• upholding a jury's finding that a defendant constructively possessed a firearm where the gun was plainly visible on the back floorboard of a car he had borrowed and was driving
• upholding a jury's finding that a defendant constructively possessed a firearm when a gun was found lying visible on the back floorboard of a car he had borrowed and was driving
• prosecutor eliciting actual reason for arrest not error where, in its absence, police behavior might appear too harsh thereby moving jury to nullification of factually supported charges
• prosecutor eliciting actual reason for arrest not error where, in its absence, police behavior might appear too harsh thereby moving jury to nullification of factually supported charges

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