Fifth Circuit· 6/23/1971

United States v. Oscar E. Hyde

Citations

448 F.2d 815
1971 U.S. App. LEXIS 9354

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relying on fair inferences from the record in a Hobbs Act extortion case
\The distinction from bribery is therefore. . . the fear and lack of voluntariness on the part of the victim\
“The distinction from bribery is therefore . . . the fear and lack of voluntariness on the part of the victim”
state attorney general and aides extorting moneys from insurance companies
state attorney general and aides extorting moneys from insurance companies

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Judges: Rives, Gewin, Coleman, Godbold, Wisdom, Clark

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