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UUW, Gun Minimum and Merger

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I have previously written two posts ([http://mpdtrainer.wordpress.com/2011/01/02/merging-uuw-and-felon-in-possession/ here] and [http://mpdtrainer.wordpress.com/2011/02/25/merging-felon-in-possession-and-unlawful-use-of-a-weapon/ here]) - both subsequently updated - on merging Felon in Possession and UUW, when the former also alleges the gun minimum. The impact, ironically, is to leave your client with only a non-person conviction.
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I have previously written two posts: [https://libraryofdefense.ocdla.org/Blog:Main/Merging_Felon_in_Possession_and_Unlawful_Use_of_a_Weapon:_Updated here] and [https://libraryofdefense.ocdla.org/Blog:Main/Merging_UUW_and_Felon_in_Possession:_Updated here] - both subsequently updated - on merging Felon in Possession and UUW, when the former also alleges the gun minimum. The impact, ironically, is to leave your client with only a non-person conviction.
  
 
Though I laid out the analysis in those two posts, I did not include a memo. Well, here's a motion entitled [[http://libraryofdefense.org/sites/default/files/gun-minimum-uuw-and-merger1.doc Gun minimum, UUW and merger]] arguing for the merger of Burglary I and UUW, when the burglary count also includes the gun minimum allegation.
 
Though I laid out the analysis in those two posts, I did not include a memo. Well, here's a motion entitled [[http://libraryofdefense.org/sites/default/files/gun-minimum-uuw-and-merger1.doc Gun minimum, UUW and merger]] arguing for the merger of Burglary I and UUW, when the burglary count also includes the gun minimum allegation.

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I have previously written two posts: here and here - both subsequently updated - on merging Felon in Possession and UUW, when the former also alleges the gun minimum. The impact, ironically, is to leave your client with only a non-person conviction.

Though I laid out the analysis in those two posts, I did not include a memo. Well, here's a motion entitled [Gun minimum, UUW and merger] arguing for the merger of Burglary I and UUW, when the burglary count also includes the gun minimum allegation.

Enjoy! Please let me know the outcome if you make the argument.