James J. Laughlin v. United States of America, Alan U. Forte v. United States

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• collateral estoppel applied to introduction of tape recordings previously found to have been made in violation of statute.
• ultimate facts are those which the law makes the occasion for imposing its sanctions
• collateral-estoppel effect accorded the suppression of tape recordings in earlier prosecution
• collateral-estoppel effect accorded the suppression of tape recordings in earlier prosecution

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