United States v. Franklin Earl Barron

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• in perjury trial stemming from testimony at a grand-jury investigation for criminal tax fraud, associate’s testimony that he committed other acts at defendant’s direction on behalf of the taxpayer was relevant to show defendant’s motive or intent behind the charged perjury
• in perjury trial stemming from testimony at a grand-jury investigation for criminal tax fraud, associate's testimony that he committed other acts at defendant's direction on behalf of the taxpayer was relevant to show defendant's motive or intent behind the charged perjury

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