United States v. Edward L. Flom, David L. Hoffman, Frank W. Hunsberger, and Richard E. Volland

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• invoices prepared and sent by one company but kept on file by another company in the regular course of business are admissible
• \An agreement that one company would not submit a bid lower than another is price fixing of the simplest kind and is a per se violation. . . .\
• where “no question that government flagrantly departed from the unambiguous statement of the bill [of particulars] . ,” error for trial court to deny defense motions for mistrial and for other corrective action, including recess to allow time to prepare response
• violative for two firms to submit collusive, non-competitive bids

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