United States v. Joe Delores Gomez
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
McKAY, Circuit Judge.
On the whole we in this country have set for ourselves an enviable model of caution and fairness in litigating accusations of criminal conduct. For the most part this case, involving charges that a convicted felon was in unlawful possession of two guns and had made false applications in connection with their acquisition, 1 was an outstanding example of that caution and fairness. The government’s evidence was more than enough to meet its burden. The defendant testified in his own behalf, but his testimony centered on his lack of any recollection of the events in question…
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