James H. Tripp v. United States

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• rejecting the defendant’s complaint that the government could not submit “a separate count on each false document even where several of the documents were submitted in support of a single application” because “the filing of each false document would constitute a crime”
• rejecting the defendant's complaint that the government could not submit \a separate count on each false document even where several of the documents were submitted in support of a single application\ because \the filing of each false document would constitute a crime\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).