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Second Circuit· 1/23/1969

United States v. William E. Sullivan

Citations

  • 406 F.2d 180
  • 1969 U.S. App. LEXIS 9217

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  • stating that the defendant suffered from memory loss characteristic of alcoholism
  • noting intent is rarely susceptible of direct proof and must be established by legitimate inferences from circumstantial evidence
  • stating that the defendant suffered from memory loss characteristic of alcoholism
  • noting intent is rarely susceptible of direct proof and must be established by legitimate inferences from circumstantial evidence

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Judges: Medina, Friendly, Smith

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