United States v. Grady James Maner

How courts have described this case

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• holding testimony of an assistant vice president/bank security officer and branch manager “[j]ust barely” met the minimum level of proof required
• applying universal presumption employed in Cook that all banks are federally insured
• “Once the evidence was properly before them, the conclusions to be drawn from the evidence were for the jury to make.”
• “[W]e have difficulty comprehending why the Government repeatedly fails to prove this element more carefully since the Government’s burden is so simple and straightforward.”
• jury may infer from evidence that a bank was insured before the commission of the offense that it was also insured at the time of the offense
• employees testified that they had viewed certificate of insurance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).