Jerome E. Moeller v. United States

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• rejecting the defendant’s contention that two false statements made in a single application were but one offense and holding that “the offense defined by the statute with which he was charged is the making of false statements”
• rejecting the defendant's contention that two false statements made in a single application were but one offense and holding that \the offense defined by the statute with which he was charged is the making of false statements\

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