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U.S. v. Stoner, No. 94-6377 (10th Cir.) (98 F.3d 527) (October 11, 1996) (Judge Robert H. Henry)

This is a rather astonishing case that shows the willingness, if not the eagerness, of the courts to sustain indictments that are defective on their face. We start, as did the Tenth Circuit, by quoting the Supreme Court when it ruled that an indictment must "first contain the elements of ...

 

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