OK-its not a drug case but I ran across this article at Sentencing Law and Policy that references a creative attempt to overcome a felon-in-possession charge by arguing that non-violent offenses should not be proper predicates to such a charge. The post includes a downloadable version of the brief.
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blind person , would like to read brief, have reader
ruled it is ok to attack state court process that caused USv Campbell
Posted by: larry | November 17, 2008 at 10:29 AM