· 8/28/1996
United States v. Cornillie
Citations
- 92 F.3d 1108
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 22058
- 1996 WL 455507
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- “Where the language of a statute pro- scribes several means by which the defendant might have commit- ted a violation, the government may plead the offense conjunc- tively and satisfy its burden of proof by any one of the means.”
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Judges: Anderson, Edmondson, Birch
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