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· 2/9/1972

United States v. Robert G. Bedore, A/K/A Bedord

Citations

  • 455 F.2d 1109
  • 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 11390

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  • \Typical of the kind of statements that are within the purview of section 1001 are false reports that may engender groundless federal investigations.\
  • “Typical of the kind of statements that are within the purview of section 1001 are false reports that may engender groundless federal investigations.”
  • F.B.I. agent trying to serve subpoena asked defendant if he was Bedore; he said he was not
  • \Typical of the kind of statements that are within the purview of section 1001 are false reports of crime made to federal law enforcement agencies that may engender groundless federal investigations.\
  • Bedore, in response, affirmatively asserted that he was someone else
  • denial of identity to FBI agents

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Judges: Merrill, Hufstedler, Pregerson

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