· 1/18/2008
United States v. Allan
Citations
- 513 F.3d 712
- 2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 1040
- 2008 WL 160940
How courts have described this case
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- finding that “fabricated identities, email addresses, and telephone numbers, which [the defendant] listed on forms so that any effort to verify the phony purchasers would be routed back to him” justified the sophisticated means enhancement
- approving “sophistication” enhancement where defendant created fake entities that made fictitious sales referrals to customers of a computer company
- approving “sophistication” enhancement where defendant created fake entities that made fictitious sales referrals to customers of a computer company
- upholding sophisticated-means enhancement because defendant enrolled in a company’s referral program in the names of nonexistent, fictitious entities and faxed falsified forms listing the entities as referral partners
- defendants used fictitious business entities, doc‐ tored fax headers, and fashioned phony e‐mail addresses to resemble legitimate contact information
- defendants used fictitious business entities, doc‐ tored fax headers, and fashioned phony e‐mail addresses to resemble legitimate contact information
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Judges: Easterbrook, Flaum, Kanne
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