The instruction is on the statutory language. In 2 F.3d 1281, United States v. Xavier, 1286 (3d Cir. 1993), the Third Circuit noted that a defendant cannot be convicted under § 922(d)(1) knowledge or reason to know of the transferee's status.” The Third Circuit “without has not addressed the other requirements of the statute. Instruction 6.18.922D-1 (Firearm Offenses - Reasonable Cause to Believe Defined) defines reasonable cause to believe.
The instruction is on the statutory language. In United States v. Xavier, 2 F.3d 1281, 1286 (3d Cir. 1993), the Third Circuit noted that a defendant cannot be convicted under § 922(d)(1) “without knowledge or reason to know of the transferee's status.” The Third Circuit has not addressed the other requirements of the statute. Instruction 6.18.922D-1 (Firearm Offenses - Reasonable Cause to Believe Defined) defines reasonable cause to believe.
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