State v. Jacobs

Decided 2000-03-22

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SNELL, Justice. Following a trial to the district court, the defendant, Charles H. Jacobs, was found guilty of eight counts of first-degree theft, six counts of second-degree theft, one count of third-degree theft, six counts of money laundering, one count of perjury, four counts of first-degree fraudulent practice, one count of second-degree fraudulent practice, one count of fa…

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