La Placa v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting “goodwill” theory of property that was not alleged in Indictments for mail and wire fraud
• dismissing mail and wire fraud charges based on loss of control over spending of pension funds
• finding no unconstitutional amendment to reduced-count indictment because the remaining counts sufficiently alleged a racketeering conspiracy
• questioning whether McNally supports the argument that the right to control money constitutes property
• pension fund trustees were associated with the mortgage company that bribed trustees for investments
• deprivation of “honest, faith ful, prudent and diligent services by its employees”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).