United States v. Robert T. Carson

How courts have described this case

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• upholding admission of transcript containing parties’ competing versions for certain portions of tape
• “There is no doubt that federal bribery statutes have been construed to cover any situation in which the advice or recommendation of a government employee would be influential, irrespective of the employee’s specific authority (or lack of same) to make a binding decision.”
• “There is no doubt that federal bribery statutes have been 25 construed to cover any situation in which the advice or recommendation of a Government employee would be influential, irrespective of the employee’s specific authority (or lack of same) to make a binding decision.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).