Tony Watson v. United States

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• without any fraudulent purpose or any intent to create an excuse for its nonproduction
• secondary evidence in the form of testimony permissible in place of the primary evidence- liquor-where it is shown the government had no fraudlent purpose in destroying the liquor or no intent to have a false excuse for nonproduction

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