United States v. Robert McPartlin

U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit · Decided 1979-04-23

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TONE, Circuit Judge. The appellants were convicted, in a nine-week jury trial, of conspiring to violate the wire and travel fraud statutes and of substantive violations of those statutes. The indictment charged that defendant Frederick B. Ingram, 1 chairman of the board of the Louisiana-based Ingram Corporation, had paid defendant Robert F. McPartlin, an Illinois legislator,…

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