· 10/13/1995
United States v. Michael Eugene Savage
Citations
- 67 F.3d 1435
- 95 Daily Journal DAR 13841
- 95 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 8052
- 1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 28263
- 1995 WL 601115
How courts have described this case
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- holding that \the funds trans-ferred in the S 1957 counts were criminally derived property at the time they were deposited in accounts under[the defendant's] control\
- holding that money laundering involves “funds obtained from prior, separate criminal activity”
- finding that for purposes of § 1957, where proceeds derived from mail fraud were deposited into accounts, it was irrelevant that these accounts were not in defendant’s name, since defendant exercised control over the accounts
- affirming subsection 3B1.1(a) adjustment where defendant \orchestrated the efforts\ of other participants
- predicate offenses of domestic mail fraud and wire fraud were complete “at the point at which Savage ... mailed the promotional information or wired the money in the United States”
- predicate offenses of domestic mail fraud and wire fraud were complete \at the point at which Savage . . . mailed the promotional information or wired the money in the United States\
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Judges: Tang, Schroeder, Reinhardt
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