Johnson v. United States

U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit · Decided 1908-07-02

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HOEMES, Circuit Justice. The plaintiff in error, hereafter called the defendant, was indicted for concealing from the trustee of his estate in bankruptcy property belonging to the estate. He was convicted and sentenced, and the case is here on exceptions to the admission of evidence and to other rulings of the court. It is objected generally that most of the exceptions were not taken in proper form, as required by Rule 11 (<span…

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