United States v. Edward William Blum, A/K/A Edward William Himes, and Nancy Roberts Blum

How courts have described this case

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• “Porcelain ware, toys, furniture, baby products and miscellaneous merchandise fraudulently obtained from vendors throughout the United States.”
• description of “ ‘[pjorcelain ware, toys, furniture, baby products and miscellaneous merchandise fraudulently obtained from vendors throughout the United States . . .’ ” was sufficient
• description of “ ‘porcelain ware, toys, furniture, baby products and miscellaneous merchandise fraudulently obtained from vendors throughout the United States’ ” was sufficient

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).