Don B. Cook v. United States

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• applying evidentiary rule that existence of fact is some indication of its probable existence at earlier time
• applying evidentiary rule that existence of a fact is some indication of its probable existence at an earlier time
• noting the \common knowledge of the nearly universal prevalence\ of FDIC-insured banks
• \[I]t is at least arguable that the universal presumption employed in the Cook case that all banks are federally insured could be applied here.\

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