PART PUBLISHED OPINION
ARMSTRONG, J.
Matthew Williams appeals his conviction for one count of possessing an unlawful firearm, arguing that in addition to proving that he knowingly possessed the firearm, the State had to prove that he knew the firearm's characteristics that made it illegal-it was a short-barreled shotgun. Williams also argues that his trial attorney was ineffective for failing to object to the corresponding "to convict" instruction...
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