United States v. Gabourel

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the agreements made with the government’s witnesses did not violate the anti-gratuity statute
• rejecting original Singleton interpretation after examining “the larger statutory context, its object and policy”
• refusing to find a violation of section 201(c)(2) where the government promised a cooperating witness that she would not be prosecuted in connection with the case in exchange for her testimony
• looking not only to the statute but the statutory context

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