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· 2/26/1963

United States v. John Oddo, Also Known as Giovanni Oddo, John Addo, and as Johnny Bath Beach

Citations

  • 314 F.2d 115
  • 1963 U.S. App. LEXIS 6047

How courts have described this case

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  • the District Court was “free to conclude [Defendant]’s act of signing his name to this form constituted concealment of prior [criminal history]”
  • “Testimony as to custom and practice [in naturalization interviews] is admissible as circumstantial evidence [in denaturalization proceedings], subject to the usual condition that its probative value outweigh any possible prejudicial impact.”

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Judges: Friendly, Smith, Marshall

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