United States v. John Furfay Walker

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• noting that at least five circuits have rejected vagueness challenges to the “or otherwise” portion of § 1201
• noting that at least five circuits have rejected vagueness challenges to the “or otherwise” portion of § 1201
• “The facts presented at trial indicate Walker’s actions were motivated by self-interest, i.e., his interest in convincing [a female friend] to remain in a relationship with him.”

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