United States v. Fambro
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OWEN, Circuit Judge:
Bobby Dwaine Fambro was convicted by a jury of being a felon in possession of a firearm 1 and was sentenced to 327 months’ imprisonment. Regarding his conviction, Fambro argues in this appeal that: (1) there was insufficient evidence of his possession of the firearm; (2) the prosecutor violated his due process right to freedom from self-incrimination by commenting on Fambro’s failure to deny knowledge or ownership of the firearm when questioned after his arrest; and (3) the prosecutor violated his due process rights by tainting prospective jurors with “commitment”…
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