United States v. Michael D. Bishop, United States of America v. Bennett L. Little, United States of America v. Robert E. Larson

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• affirming convictions of defendants who did not themselves misrepresent anything to defrauded secured creditors
• reviewing jury instruction to determine “whether the instructions, when taken as a whole, adequately advise the jury of the essential elements of the offenses charged and the burden of proof required of the government”
• reciting the traditional nine elements of “fraud”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).