United States v. William Freeman Snow

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• holding that the defendant’s name written on a piece of tape was not a statement
• holding that a piece of tape found on a gun case bearing the defendant’s name was not hearsay and was properly admitted as circumstantial evidence to show that defendant knowingly possessed the unregistered weapon
• name tag bearing defendant's name affixed to machine gun case treated as circumstantial evidence only and nonhearsay
• label bearing accused’s name affixed to gun case was not hearsay and constituted an admissible evidentiary fact
• name tag bearing defendant’s name affixed to machine gun case treated as circumstantial evidence only and nonhearsay
• name tape which was affixed to case in which gun was found and which bore defendant’s name was not hearsay and was properly admitted to show that defendant knowingly possessed the unregistered weapon; name tape treated as circumstantial evidence and deemed relevant

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