· 1/21/1986
United States v. Roderick J. MacKenzie Malcolm L. MacKenzie and David H. MacKenzie Inc.
Citations
- 777 F.2d 811
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- permitting 21 the inference of “knowledge of the law” from the “[d]efendants’ backgrounds,” including 22 education
- “Defendants’ backgrounds (each had a college degree, Roderick in economics and Malcolm in business) also demonstrate the likelihood they knew what the law required.”
- “Defendants’ backgrounds (each had a college degree, Roderick in economics and Malcolm in business) also demonstrate the likelihood they knew what the law required.”
- conduct and education of defendants supported inference of knowledge of law
- order on petition for rehearing
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Judges: Oakes, Newman, Pollack
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