· 2/26/1976
United States v. Elizabeth Gail Ashford
Citations
- 530 F.2d 792
- 1976 U.S. App. LEXIS 12678
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the statute applies to mail that is the responsibility of the United States Postal Service
- holding that the statute applies to mail that is the responsibility of the United States Postal Service
- holding that the statute applies to mail that is the responsibility of the United States Postal Service
- holding that the statute applies to mail that is the responsibility of the United States Postal Service
- defendant violated section 1702 by appropriating letter delivered “c/o” defendant, where addressee had not authorized defendant to receive his mail
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Judges: Clark, Bright, Henley
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