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18 USC 922(g): Possession Of A Firearm Or Ammunition In Or Affecting Commerce By A Convicted Felon 

Federal Model Instructions (Including Commentary & Notes)
    1st Circuit
    3rd Circuit
        6.18.922G    Felon In Possession of Firearm (18 USC 922(g))(non-bifurcated proceeding)
        6.18.922G-1 Felon In Possession of Firearm (18 USC 922(g))(bifurcated proceeding)
        6.18.922G-2 Proof of Prior Conviction
        6.18.922G-3 Evidence of Prior Conviction of Defendant Charged with Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon (18 USC 922(g))
        6.18.922G-4 Firearm Offenses – Knowing Possession Defined
        6.18.922G-5 Firearm Offenses – In or Affecting Interstate or Foreign Commerce Defined
    5th Circuit
    6th Circuit [No Instruction In This Circuit]
    7th Circuit
        091 Felon In Possession Of Firearm--Elements (18 USC 922(g))
        092 Definition Of Commerce (18 USC 922(g))
        093 Definition Of Possession (18 USC 922(g))
    8th Circuit
    9th Circuit
        8.57 Firearms -- Unlawful Receipt (18 USC 922(g))
        8.58 Firearms -- Unlawful Shipment Or Transportation (18 USC 922(g))
        8.59 Firearms -- Ammunition – Unlawful Possession (18 USC 922(g))
        8.60 Firearms -- Ammunition Unlawful Possession – Justification
    10th Circuit
    11th Circuit
    Federal Judicial Center [No Instruction]

Department Of Justice Criminal Resource Manual References
    18 USC 922(g)

Law Journals, ALR, etc.
    Research Notes

Practice Notes
    18 USC 922(g)

National Criminal Jury Instruction Compendium
    Chapter 106: Weapons Or Firearms: Possession, Transportation, Etc.
    See generally NCJIC Chapter 107 [Weapons Or Firearms: Exfelon In Possession Of Firearm].
    See generally NCJIC 26.8 [Exfelon Status To Prove Element Of The Charge].
    See also NCJIC 63.1.7 [Pinkerton Theory Insufficient To Support Ex-Felon In Possession Of Firearm Charge].