Seventh Circuit· 10/17/1988

United States v. Thomas E. Keane

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852 F.2d 199
1988 WL 72192

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holding that continuing collateral consequences arise only in situations where the disability is unique to a criminal conviction
denying a writ of coram nobis where the defendant’ □ “legal contention ... was raised and resolved adversely to him on a full record after the opportunity to ventilate all arguments”’
denying defendant's petition for writ of coram nobis in part due to his failure to demonstrate that a \fundamental defect that produce[d] a complete miscarriage of justice\ occurred in his case
“[T]he mail fraud statute proscribes fraudulent schemes; it does not confine penalties to those whose schemes succeed in raking off cash....”
“[Petitioner] must demonstrate that the judgment of conviction produces lingering civil 8 disabilities (collateral consequences).”
“[Petitioner] must demonstrate that the judgment of conviction produces lingering civil 8 disabilities (collateral consequences).”

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