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· 3/23/1988

United States v. Trudie P. Westmoreland

Citations

  • 841 F.2d 572
  • 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 4349
  • 1988 WL 23290

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that direct involvement of federal funds in transaction is not an essential element of bribery charge under S 666
  • finding “overwhelming” tape recordings of the defendant discussing a kickback scheme with an undercover government agent and laughingly accepting his money
  • finding no prejudicial impact in part because references to the defendant’s guilty associates did not “permeate the record”
  • finding “overwhelming” tape recordings of the defendant discussing a kickback scheme with an undercover government agent and laughingly accepting his money
  • reviewing legislative history \ `as an additional tool of analysis' with the recognition that our inquiry will result in `a limitation on the plain meaning of the statutory language' only under exceptional circumstances\
  • \[T]he amended version of section 666 reinforces our interpretation.... [I]ts legislative history indicates that the relevant changes were `technical' ones.\

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Judges: Rubin, King, Williams

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