United States v. Clarence McClain

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• stating that there is nothing to impeach if a declaration is not being placed in evidence for its truth
• intermediary between private individuals and public officers in illegal extortion scheme may be liable as co-conspirator
• inter- mediary between private individuals and public officers in illegal extortion scheme may be liable as co-conspirator
• “[A]n undue expansion of the ‘color of official right’ concept might sweep so broadly as to implicate payments to influential lobbyists.”

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• United States v. Clarence McClain
  Seventh Circuit· 1993-08-09· cited 6×