Source: cases/18usc1341/f3d-919-437-kanter-v-barr.case
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casedsl 1.2 # author: Flash3 (gemini-3.8-flash-high) # triaged-by: Fable (2026-11-10) case /f3d/919/0437-01 name Kanter v. Barr cite 919 F.3d 437 (2019) court United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit date 2019-03-15 url catalog/cases/f3d/volume_919/0437_01/index.html source ir/caselaw/f3d_919.jsonl sha1=cf8696bf2023f34827bb65171a49aade0b894b60 chars=60000 # IR text capped at 60000 chars: the dissent is cut off and any footnotes appended after it are missing. opinion op : majority by Flaum @0..46325 controlling opinion dis : dissent by Barrett @46325..60000 count c1 : Kanter's 2011 guilty plea to one count of mail fraud (shipment of non-compliant Medicare shoe inserts) law 18usc1341 role background posture civil Second Amendment challenge by individual convicted of mail fraud seeking restoration of firearm rights; summary judgment for government affirmed result not-decided element scheme : not-reached role background count c1 gloss Section 1341 appears solely as the prior conviction of record triggering felon-dispossession under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1); no element of mail fraud was adjudicated. misfit Predicate conviction: 1341 is cited only as the historical crime of conviction that triggered statutory disqualification from firearm possession under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1). The case is role background; no mail fraud element was analyzed.