U.S. v. Corcimiglia, No. 91-2290 (1st Cir.) (967 F.2d 724) (June 26, 1992) (Judge Jose Antonio Fuste)

Loaded on Jan. 1, 1994

Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Possession or Use of Firearms.

Although the Court did not refer specifically to language like possession "in furtherance of," or "in relation to," it held that when (1) the weapon is readily available; (2) for the protection of the participants during the commission of the illegal activity or the drugs and cash involved, there is …

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