United States v. Darryl S. Granberry

How courts have described this case

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• holding that bus driver’s wages were “money or property” for purposes of mail fraud, explaining that “[m]oney is money, and ‘money’ is specifically mentioned in the statutory words”
• holding that a defendant who obtained a job as a school bus driver by fraudulently concealing on his job application that he had been convicted of murder deprived the school district of money
• upholding conviction for defendant who allegedly falsified his criminal history to obtain a job as a school bus driver
• “What the School . . . wanted was a competent school-bus driver who was truthful and had not been convicted of a felony, and that is not what it got.”
• new job and salary from fraudulent job application

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).