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· 6/13/1988

United States v. Billy H. Hartness and Brenda K. Keener

Citations

  • 845 F.2d 158

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  • “putting false information into the equation necessarily leads to a false projection;” based on the facts in existence on the date of defendant’s response, statement at issue was false and known by the defendant to be false

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Judges: Gibson, Magill

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