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· 10/29/1984

United States v. Ivan W. Brown and Gordon M. Kenngott

Citations

  • 739 F.2d 1136

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  • defendant argued that the district court's definition of knowingly negated the specific intent to defraud, but the court held that including the intent to defraud in the elements of the substantive offense was sufficient
  • defendant argued that the district court’s definition of knowingly negated the specific intent to defraud, but the court held that including the intent to defraud in the elements of the substantive offense was sufficient

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Judges: Cummings, Pell, Wood

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