United States v. John Murph

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• “The statute under which he was charged . . . is written in the disjunctive, while the indictment was written in the conjunctive. . . . Upon the trial the government may prove and the trial judge may instruct in the disjunctive form used in the statute.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).