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Sixth Circuit· 2/26/2019

United States v. Michael E. Smith

Citations

  • 917 F.3d 437

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  • recognizing that efforts to conceal unlawful activity can be a basis to infer a fraudulent intent
  • stating that other evasive acts—in that case, material omissions and concealments—may confirm that the conduct was “not merely inadvertent, but fraudulent”
  • stating that “for purposes of the fraud statutes, fraudulent pretenses or representations can include ‘concealment’”

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Judges: Suhrheinrich, Gibbons, Kethledge

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